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Removing Posting Redirect
I have searched the forums and cant seem to find this here, so I will go ahead and post it. I am trying to figure out how to remove the redirect page that shows up after you post. It is annoying on 56k modems (especially whent hey are lagging) so how would I go about removing this redirect page? (again, sorry if this has been posted or if this is the wrong forum, but I tried searching :noid: )
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i dont recommend you to remove it, due to certain code issues related. this page is needed, is not placed there for fun.
if you dont care and still want to remove it, simply do this: open functions.php and find the code: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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Thanks for this input.. Can anybody please describe to me the possible downfall to doing this? I'd really like to do it on my forums but I'm afraid of what could happen as a result...
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*bump* just found this
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why dont recommend?
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Quote:
Open forum/functions.php and find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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for some reason I get an invalid link specified error when I try this. using vb 2.3.4 code is below
$url = str_replace("\"", "", $url); header("Location: $url"); eval("dooutput(\"".gettemplate("standardredirect") ."\");"); exit; any idea what I'm doing wrong |
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Use the hacks released for this very purpose, I'm sure one of them work for 2.3.4
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