Once again another good suggestion. Im not sure but would it be easier to make it specific to groups who can bypass?MartectX wrote:Every admin or with specific permissions only?Peter77sx wrote:Can we have Admin bypass, please?
Once again another good suggestion. Im not sure but would it be easier to make it specific to groups who can bypass?MartectX wrote:Every admin or with specific permissions only?Peter77sx wrote:Can we have Admin bypass, please?
I think it would be best to allow override for all moderators and admins...kevinroxx wrote:Im not sure but would it be easier to make it specific to groups who can bypass?
I agree with you Peter77sx, I just didn't know if it would be easier setting a group or setting indivisually admins or moderators.Peter77sx wrote:Every admin and moderators would be fine.I like the group idea... but for me, personally, I dont see the point. I really only allow double posting for infos and updates.
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I will have a look at it, I'm sure it is not too difficult; just have to find the right place in its code and make some queries. Will have to wait though as I'm gonna be away for the next 48 hours.jmjm003 wrote:Just wondering. Would it be possible for you to get this to work with Primes Quick Reply?
As it is, using quick reply bypasses the warning.
Download and do as instructed therein: This should suppress the Quick Reply form when necessary - please tell me if it worked.jmjm003 wrote:Just wondering. Would it be possible for you to get this to work with Primes Quick Reply?
As it is, using quick reply bypasses the warning.
Just copy over the included files, no database or file changes.jmjm003 wrote:EDIT: Version 0.2.1
To upgrade, do we just copy over files? Or, were there changes to the edits also?