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We have a forum that needs to remain on topic. I do a lot of thread splitting to move posts to our off topic forum. It can be a real pain sometimes. I've had Bira's post count in threads hack installed since last July. I realized I needed something similar for splitting threads. I did some tinkering using the concept from Bira's hack and came up with this mini hack. It's been working for a while, so I thought I would release it in case somebody else would find it handy. Intstructions attached.
I added a direct link to the post count so you can open the original thread in it's own window for comparison. Show Your Support
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Here's a screenshot:
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this is a very usefull hack, thanks :up:
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Very nice, FWC
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I'm confused: is this hack the addition of the post # on the split thread view? IE: "Post #1," "Post #2," et cetera?
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i love this one :up: :up:
thankz FWC
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can anyone get this to work in 2.2.6?
PHP Code:
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It does work in 2.2.6. Did you edit the threads_splitthreadbit template?
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