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Modifications and Packages / Re: SA Chat
« Last post by evilservo on Today at 01:25:48 AM »
Still does not work for me Sadly ... I did the Theme editing as Directed but with no avail. Is there anything I can do?
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Converting to SMF / Re: WoltLab to SMF?
« Last post by TheVisitors on Yesterday at 10:25:54 PM »
I have 4.1
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SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: Users got logged out every time they close the browser
« Last post by Steve on Yesterday at 10:15:43 PM »
Disregard Livaco's post please.
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SMF Coding Discussion / Check if a user has posted in a specific board
« Last post by Alanar on Yesterday at 08:55:41 PM »
As the title says, I was wondering if there was a way to see if a user has posted in a specific board and use that information outside the forum such as with SSI.php or some other method.
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Modifications and Packages / PM Auto Respond
« Last post by live627 on Yesterday at 08:50:05 PM »
Link to Mod

This mod is something similar to a vacation responder in that it sends a PM to a user who sent a PM. The message and subject are customisable, so the auto PM can be totally unique.

It is based on permissions, so under membergroup permissions, a new entry is added to the centralized permissions management area under the category "Contact members using the personal messaging system" called "Automatically respond to incoming PMs".

Depending on certain criteria found in the incoming message, you can create different variations for auto response. This feature is very similar in nature to the PM Rules in SMF 2.

The choices of criteria are:
  • Sender's name
  • Sender's membergroup (will also work on additional groups)
  • Sender is a buddy
  • Message subject contains keyphrase
  • Message body contains specified phrase


Lastly, this mod uses hooks and no file edits.

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$txt['pm_ar_enabled'] = 'Auto respond to PMs';
$txt['pm_ar_subject'] = 'Auto respond subject';
$txt['pm_ar_subject_desc'] = 'Subject of PM to send to users who PM you';
$txt['pm_ar_body'] = 'Auto respond message';
$txt['pm_ar_body_desc'] = 'The message to send';
$txt['pm_ar_outbox'] = 'Save message in outbox';
$txt['pm_ar_deny'] = 'Members to not send to';
$txt['pm_ar_deny1'] = 'Membergroups to not send to';
$txt['pm_ar_profile_area'] = 'PM Auto Response';
$txt['permissionname_pm_ar'] = 'Automatically respond to incoming PMs';
$txt['pm_ar_general'] = 'General';
$txt['pm_ar_general_desc'] = 'Your generic message to default to if a filter is missing.';
$txt['pm_ar_filters'] = 'Filters';
$txt['pm_ar_filters_desc'] = 'Use different responses if certain criteria is met.';
Changelog
1.2 - 14th Sept 2013
+ Submitted freely to mod site
! Naming is now more uniform

1.1 - 5th Aug 2011
+ Added filtering options
! Some bug fixes, misnamed variables

1.0 - 18th July 2011
Initial release


I will NOT backport this mod. One for SMF 1.1.x can be found at http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=23


License: MIT

GitHub
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Modifications and Packages / Re: Post and PM Inline Attachments
« Last post by dougiefresh on Yesterday at 07:21:06 PM »
Sorry.  It's been a busy last 2 days, and aside from dealing with the two issues that I've mentioned already, I haven't accomplished much of anything on the mods....
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Graphics and Templates / Re: Any 2.1 themes that have a built in side portal?
« Last post by Bloc on Yesterday at 06:13:50 PM »
Its taken me some time create a base theme..but ShelfLife code feels like it. So yeah, learning one could say, but I feel the latests themes have been more complete in terms of design, more than earlier things.

Pushed the boundaries..I don't know about that though. I favored learning the PHP bit just as much as the HTML/CSS, that made it easy for me to change the templates, especially for SMF 1.1. It looked ok with all those tables no matter what I threw at it.

But looking through my old themes now, most of them seems a bit clunky and odd, tbh.

I guess its a matter of perspective.
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Theme Previews / Re: ShelfLife - [responsive][2.0.x][free]
« Last post by busterone on Yesterday at 05:50:13 PM »
Very nice theme Bloc. 
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Türkçe Bölümü (Turkish) / Re: Mobil de farklı Tablette farklı tema ya da görünüm
« Last post by Antes on Yesterday at 05:45:34 PM »
Google reklamlarını responsive olarak seçerseniz ek çaba göstermenize gerek kalmaz (esnek olarak geçiyor sanırım Google Adsense'de reklam türü).
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Graphics and Templates / Re: Sub-Menus
« Last post by margarett on Yesterday at 05:37:56 PM »
OK, I'm a bit stubborn so I made this work, with CSS as it should :P

Here we go. Forget the last post, head to GenericMenu.template.php and find this:
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// This contains the html for the side bar of the admin center, which is used for all admin pages.
function template_generic_menu_dropdown_above()
{
global $context, $settings, $options, $scripturl, $txt, $modSettings;
Add after:
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if (isset($_REQUEST['action']) && ($_REQUEST['action'] == 'profile'))
$at_profile = 1;

Then find
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echo '
<div id="admin_menu">
<ul class="dropmenu" id="dropdown_menu_', $context['cur_menu_id'], '">'; Replace with:
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if (empty($at_profile))
echo '
<div id="admin_menu">';
else
echo '
<div id="profile_menu">';
echo '
<ul class="dropmenu" id="dropdown_menu_', $context['cur_menu_id'], '">';

Finally, get index.css and find:
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#admin_menu
{
min-height: 2em;
padding-left: 0;
}
Add after
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#profile_menu
{
display: none;
}
And there you go, a completely invisible profile menu :)
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