Add-On Releases - Quick Thread

Overview
Start a topic fast! Type a message on the forum home, hit submit, and you're done.

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Installation

• 1 Xml Import
• 1 File Upload
• 1 Template Drop-In
• That's It!

Compatible with vBulletin CMS.

[exel]

What does the thread get titled?

[vbresults]

Originally Posted by exel

What does the thread get titled?

It's the first few words of the body. Optionally, you can turn on the title input so it's a title text box shows up.

[Max Taxable]

This:

=== vBulletin 3.x ONLY ===

3. Place open the FORUMHOME template and place the variable $quickThread
in any template you want the quick editor to show (i.e. FORUMHOME).

Is a real pain in the rear if you have alot of styles. Gotta go to each style and manually do this?

[viper357]

Hi, is there any way to get this to work with vbAdvanced? I've tried putting it in as a Template module and the preview shows it working in the admin panel, but when checking the home page it doesn't show up, only the module heading shows?

[viper357]

Originally Posted by viper357

Hi, is there any way to get this to work with vbAdvanced? I've tried putting it in as a Template module and the preview shows it working in the admin panel, but when checking the home page it doesn't show up, only the module heading shows?

Anyone? Please.

[viper357]

vbresults, any idea how I can implement this in vbadvanced? please.

[vbresults]

Originally Posted by viper357

vbresults, any idea how I can implement this in vbadvanced? please.

Sorry for the late reply. We're going to help everyone in all of the free plugin topics this afternoon, yourself included. Hang tight

[vbresults]

Originally Posted by viper357

vbresults, any idea how I can implement this in vbadvanced? please.

Try using the $quickThread variable in a PHP block, let me know what happens;

[viper357]

Don't really know what I'm doing but I created a php file with this in it??? but it didn't show anything in the block.

<?php
$quickThread
?>