If you have both ModNotice and Admin Post Editing installed when an admin tries to post a ModNotice it caused the post applied to to appear to be from an unregistered member. This can be solved by ticked the 'is a registered member' checkbox using the Admin Edit Tool. For Moderators there is no problem.
This is only a minor inconvinience but I though people might want to know!
Also, thanks to ZiNgA BuRgA & Garlant for two great mods!
I don't really know much about the ModNotice plugin, but if it's using the same edit routine as Admin PostEditing, you may be able to modify some form template (when adding a ModNotice).
Probably need to add:
<input type="hidden" name="postreguser" value="yes" />
assuming all posts will be made by registered users.
Thanks for trying but it didn't work, I think it is close though so if I work it out from that I will post back here
Same problem, any solutions ?
Fo moderators it works, but for admins nope ...
Also both plugins activated
If Admin Post Editing is dezactivated, all works normally, so this plugins cause the problem.
is there a solution? or will there be none
if jou put {$adminopt} in the editpost_moderate template and it works fine only the last edited line won't get updated by this edit (you can remove the line that works fine)
I have the same problem, anybody know what can we do?
yeah me too.. how to solve this?