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Has anyone managed to put the subject/title onto Quick Reply? I have it on my VB 2.x site but can't seem to get it working on VB 3.
Adding this, from newreply, doesn't seem to work Code:
<tr> <td class="alt2"><b>Post subject:</b></td> <td class="alt2"><input type="text" class="bginput" name="title" value="$title" size="40" maxlength="85" tabindex="1" /> <span class="smallfont">(Optional)</span></td> </tr> |
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So you want the Post Subject to appear on the category bar of Quick Reply? Please elaborate.
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Tony
That is correct. On my current 2.3.0 forums I added the Post Subject to the Quick Reply form (see attached pic). I am looking to do that in VB3 but the subject doesn't seem to be flowing through to newreply.php. I am sure that I didn't do any hacking so I was wondering if anyone else has tried it in VB3. Cheers Bruce |
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In showthread_quickreply find this:
<td class="tcat" colspan="2" align="center"><b>Quick Reply</b></td> Replace with this: <td class="tcat" colspan="2" align="center"><b>Quick Reply - $thread[title]</b></td> Tested and worked for me. |
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Thanks Tony
But I think you have misunderstood. I don't want the current thread title in the Quick Reply title. I want to add the ability for the user to enter a title/subject when entering a quick reply, as demonstrated by the image attached in my previous post. That image is from a working 2.3.0 install and the post subject is working. I'll take another look at the VB3 way of doing things. If I find it, i'll post it. Cheers Bruce |
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Ahh, I see sorry about that.
I wouldn't be too sure if that was a temp mod or a hack. |
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