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Making It So You CANNOT rate your own thread? Details »»
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How can i do this?
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should be easy:
open threadrate.php find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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thanks man...worked perfect
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To make it so that the Admin can do, but noone else can, would it be :
PHP Code:
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you're welcome
chris: yes |
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Thanks Xenon
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Actually this doesn't work....i tried with a REGULAR member, created the thread, rated it and it worked....
I have the Rating on where you go to "New Reply" and then rate it (along with your message) and it lets you.. the thing that could be messing this up is the fact that it is not calling $ threadrating option.....instead i have the actual MODIFIED code in my newreply template! |
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well, i don't know the hack, but normally you should be able to modify the code a bit to also work with the hack..
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well bump for someone else........
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i think you should ask this in the supportthread of your vote with reply hack
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