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PM (no subject)
i think i requested this a long while back, try it again but i dont see it in the search so ill try it again
this would be nice, its like email if u dont put a title into a PM it just says (no subject) in the title, instead of giving a error msg saying "u must have a title" anyone? |
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You could do this by template modifications. Open up the priv_sendprivmsg template, find:
Code:
Please complete the recipient, subject and message fields. Code:
Please complete the recipient and message fields. Code:
<td bgcolor="#DFDFDF"><normalfont><input type="text" class="bginput" name="title" value="$subject" size="40" maxlength="85" tabindex="2"></normalfont></td> Code:
<td bgcolor="#DFDFDF"><normalfont><input type="text" class="bginput" name="title" value="(no subject)$subject" size="40" maxlength="85" tabindex="2"></normalfont></td> |
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that should work but it will make the title blank, id rather have the title accually say (no subject)
if there isnt one |
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Well what it does is when sending a PM, it will add (no subject) to the title. It saves time from hacking vB files.
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didnt work
it works but it always puts a (no subject) there what i am really looking for, is IF a person doesnt put in a subject, after or when they hit the send button, a (no subject) is placed there, so you would have to edit the php files |
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