2009-05-25, 12:44 PM
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2009-05-25, 01:06 PM
Your going to have to ask the person who made it, common sense.
2009-05-25, 04:03 PM
Well yes that's why I posted here and I'm waiting on his reply
2009-05-25, 04:25 PM
Hi Wacky,
sure its possible, but yet not implented.
With a small modification of my plugin you'll be able to create posts including a notice as well.
Greets
Garlant
sure its possible, but yet not implented.
With a small modification of my plugin you'll be able to create posts including a notice as well.
Greets
Garlant
2009-05-25, 06:15 PM
Can you make this small modification
2009-05-25, 09:03 PM
It would be quite nice to see this! But not high priority, just would make our lifes easier xD.
Thanks.
Thanks.
2009-05-26, 07:27 AM
Please give me some time.
I'm currently stick at work.
Greets
Garlant
I'm currently stick at work.
Greets
Garlant
2009-05-30, 03:47 PM
Hi Garlant
Have you had any time to work on this?
Have you had any time to work on this?
2009-06-01, 11:44 PM
Hi wacky,
yes I've got some time to work on it.
This modification wasn't that small. So I'd rewrite my plugin.
You can now groups allow to create threads with an modnotice as well Or let them only moderate existing posts.
I added some similar settings to moderator permission in forum mangement, too.
If you create a new thread (or moderate a post) you will now see the modnotice in preview post.
Here are my instructions:
1.) Create a Databasebackup
2.) Deactivate the Plugin Modnotice
3.) Remove the following files form your webspace:
5.) Open the following file with an php-editor:
/admin/modules/forum/management.php
Search:
6.) Call modnotice_upgrade.php in your browser (eg.: www. yourdomain.tld/boardfolder/modnotice_upgrade.php
7.) Activate now the plugin "Modnotice"
8.) Add this to your global stylesheet:
10.) Thas all
yes I've got some time to work on it.
This modification wasn't that small. So I'd rewrite my plugin.
You can now groups allow to create threads with an modnotice as well Or let them only moderate existing posts.
I added some similar settings to moderator permission in forum mangement, too.
If you create a new thread (or moderate a post) you will now see the modnotice in preview post.
Here are my instructions:
1.) Create a Databasebackup
2.) Deactivate the Plugin Modnotice
3.) Remove the following files form your webspace:
- boardroot/modnotice.php
- boardroot/inc/datahandlers/moderate.php
- boardroot/inc/languages/.../datahandler_moderate.lang.php
5.) Open the following file with an php-editor:
/admin/modules/forum/management.php
Search:
$form_container->output_row($lang->moderator_permissions, "", "<div class=\"forum_settings_bit\">".implode("</div><div class=\"forum_settings_bit\">", $moderator_permissions)."</div>");
Before add: // NEW HOOK :-/
$plugins->run_hooks("admin_forum_management_editmod_formular");
Close, Save & Upload the edited file!6.) Call modnotice_upgrade.php in your browser (eg.: www. yourdomain.tld/boardfolder/modnotice_upgrade.php
7.) Activate now the plugin "Modnotice"
8.) Add this to your global stylesheet:
.modnotice {
background: #ADCBE7;
padding: 8px;
margin: auto auto;
border: 1px solid #0F5C8E;
color: #000000;
font-size: 12px;
}
9.) Please Report Bugs via PM!10.) Thas all
2009-08-17, 01:14 PM
i'd tried this beta version of yours it works fine now with admin post edit.. thanks.. whenever i found bugs again, ill report on you.. hope this will release a final version soon..
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