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Bug: "Use Automatic Warnings from Private Messages?" option
Developer Last Online: Dec 2010
Manage Warning Options ->
Use Automatic Warnings from Private Messages -> "No" Selected When I select this option as "No", the user still gets warned for using bad words when sending a Private Message. Using the latest 3.4.8 v Aurous Show Your Support
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I have to assume that you have not perform the changes properly. As far as I can say, that should work fine. Here is that part of the private.php file, that handles the warning.
In private.php find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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actually thats exactly what I have, dont know whats wrong :S I think it doesnt register the option settings from "Yes" to "No" in the warning options page. Although I do see it says "No" in the settings.
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Set the option to yes, and see if it saves it. If it does, then change it to No, it should save it too.
As you can see from the code, the whole section which issues the warning, is enclosed in a conditional, which checks if $vboptions['warn_automaticpm'] == 1, that is if the option is set to yes. If it is set to no, then that whole section never gets executed. Rgds |
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Check your private.php file. Something is wrong there.
Rgds |
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Actually you got me scared to death. Tonight, someone from my forums told me that he had received double PM's as well. And I spend about 3 hours trying to get in touch with him and clarify the issue. In any case, I'll look into it more, but please let me know if you get twins PMs again.
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