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Wolfie

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  1. I already posted a better answer.. :)


    muuuch easier.



    my users have not doctoral degree in pc-stuff



    My way doesn't require installing of mods. :D

    Besides, you could hold online classes on how to use the features and charge them a fee. Become rich! :D
  2. "older posts - how to see?"
    With your eyes.
    :lol:


    Okay to answer your situation, they can do an advanced search and then include the time frame they want to search. Also can specify which forum(s) as well.


  3. Yes :) plus you wouldn't have to scroll all the way up to just click on watch topic.



    Well then you could just click on the "Return to Top" button and click on the Watch button.

    *hint hint IPS*

    :D
  4. That would be an awesome security hole! :D Imagine, being able to easily defeat the purpose of renaming the admin folder by just putting it up for display on the board's menu bar! Wonderful!


  5. In my opinion, I love it when you click the Admin CP, and it opens a new tab for you to go in. Can you guys make it like this? Clicking Admin CP and making it go to ACP on the same page is so annoying.



    I rather like it the new way. Using FF, all I have to do is right click on it and tell it to open in a new tab if I want to do that, otherwise it reuses the same tab and more times than not, that's what I want to do.

  6. Thanks Wolfie! I'd actually just set about doing the exact same thing, but I'd only noticed one of the three places where you commented out so it's a good job I had you looking at it too :)



    It's a very easy hack so I've just made a note on what I need to remember to do with each new release



    I was actually a bit worried that you might look at it and be like, "Huh?" which is why I put so much detail into what to do. Good to know that you've got some experience with it, so if anything goes wrong, you'll be able to go in and reverse the changes quickly.

    Truth be told (and I've told it before) I'm not that great with PHP. I dabble extremely little in it and many of the concepts escape me.

  7. Yes, I realise that, but I'm in the unfortunate position of having to deal with a set of very IT-illiterate users that are barely able to grasp the concept of an Internet forum. Making them press a button to insert the attachment tag into the post is not user friendly because they won't understand the point of doing it, and I'd have to train every new user to press the button except where they have written a description of the attachment. I can see I'm onto a loser with this request and it's because I'm using IPB in a way that it wasn't really intended to be used - as a poor man's document collaboration tool rather than a discussion forum. But it doesn't seem like there would be any harm in having a setting to not require a post text when there are attachments, and it sounds like a very simple addition. Would it help if I begged?!



    I know you'd like this to be an included feature, but unless it gets done you might have to tinker directly with the source.

    I fooled around with the code for a few minutes and here's what might work for you. I make no promises on it so please keep in mind that this is done at your own risk. I tested it real quick on my board and it worked for me, but that doesn't guarantee anything.

    You'll need to edit the file located in /path/to/forums/admin/applications/forums/sources/classes/post/classPost.php

    On the following lines, simply add // to the beginning of the line (two forward slashes, nothing else)
    Line 1288 look for: throw new Exception( 'NO_CONTENT' );
    Line 1316 look for: $this->registry->getClass('output')->showError( 'post_too_short', 103143 );
    Line 1650 look for: throw new Exception("NO_CONTENT");

    Adding the two forward slashes, the lines should then become:
    Line 1288: //throw new Exception( 'NO_CONTENT' );
    Line 1316: //$this->registry->getClass('output')->showError( 'post_too_short', 103143 );
    Line 1650: //throw new Exception("NO_CONTENT");

    That all simply prevents it from generating an error when the post is empty. It might also disable other important checks, but as near as I can tell, that will allow you to make empty posts. The drawback to doing this edit is that when a new release comes out, you'll have to do the edits again. But unless/until it becomes optional, this may be the only way to allow you to have empty posts.
  8. You can do mass move/pruning, would be nice to be able to pick and choose members from the list and then perform an action on only those chosen members.

    Also being able to search by filtering warn levels would be nice. Showing number of posts and warn level would also totally rock. :D


  9. From what I understood they wanted to separate it from the board, making it a community project.



    I still would like some status updates. I've been waiting since November 2008. Should I wait for a whole year? Maybe we're supposed to wait 2 years.



    I think the waiting plan you purchased was for 18 months. Would you like to upgrade your waiting time? :D

  10. IPS? Maybe it's an issue with the site itself, or maybe it's an issue with the bbcode parser, but it can't hurt to have IPS look at it.



    I think it's an FF issue personally. The link is right and all that, just isn't being handled right.
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