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WoG - Change All Post Title In Thread [WoG - CAPTIT] What is it? / What does it do? It is a small modification that allows set the thread title as the title of all posts in thread. Features
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Installation 1-) Import product Upgrade 1-) Import latest product and select Allow Overwrite Versions v1.1.0 - January 09 2010 - Add postitle prefix feature. v1.0.0 - January 08 2010 - First release for vB4 ENJOY ![]() Do you like this mod? Please click Mark as Installed and Nominate for MOTM or say "Thanks" ![]() Not install = Not support :] Download Now
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In my opinion it would be better if it said RE: posttitle.
I tagged this cause I can alter it to do that my self. |
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![]() Why do you need an add-on to do this? You can do this via Edit thread. |
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yes, i agree
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![]() Version 1.1.0 is now available
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Does anyone else find that when they reply after using this mod that the " " shows up in the title line (after a space)?
For example, if I rename a thread to "Title of Thread" and the subsequent ones are renamed "Re: Title of Thread", if click reply and Go Advanced I see this title pre-filled in for me: "Re: Title of Thread". Obviously that shouldn't be there. |
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cheers..good little mod!!! will install tomorrow
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Hi I've installed this mod but it doesn't work.. I've tried it with and also posttitle and none of them show up when I reply to thread.
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I get a database error... as follows :
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It works well in VB 4.2.1 and it changes nearly every post title in a thread the same as the opening post title. The database error is due to the " or ' in the thread title, and the post titles don't update when this occur. You need to avoid those signs in the thread title.
Maybe there is a workaround for it. I'm not a coder so I don't know. |
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