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Last Edited By Question
Is there any way to not have the last edited by message shown. All user groups have the option in the usergroup editor set to no. Sometimes the message shows and sometimes it doesn't. I just don't want it to show at all. Is this at all possible? Thanks for your time.
Julia |
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are you on 3.68 patch 2?
I have the issue as well - usergroups are set to "no" no reason is being left for editing - still showing "last edited by" on SOME posts. I don't know if it's a time issue or what, but it's set to NO on the user groups. |
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If you really don't want the last edited text anywhere on posts then you could remove it from the postbit and postbit_legacy templates.
I've not tested it but this should work. Change Code:
<if condition="$show['postedited']"> Code:
<if condition="$show['postedited'] && false"> |
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would that be for all members/usergroups?
or would I have to add some type of conditional on that to only make it apply to admins/mods/supers |
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3.6 - Usergroup options in the admincp
Show edited by note on edited messages? Yes - No |
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I made it to "No", not to show, still it is showing on all messages. |
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Have you edited the post first and then set this setting to "No". Or have you set the setting first then edited the post?
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I set it first No, then edited the post.
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Just a hunch...
Make sure there are no secondary usergroups associated with those members. If a user's primary usergroup has "show edited by" set to No and their secondary usergroup set to Yes, the 2nd settings will override the 1st. |
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