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'L_LAST_UPDATE' => $lang['Last_updated'] )
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'L_LAST_UPDATE' => $lang['Last_updated'],
'BOT_URL' => append_sid("profile.$phpEx?mode=viewprofile&" . POST_USERS_URL . '=your bot's user id'))
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$registered_users = 0;
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$registered_users = 1;
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<tr>
<td width="35%" class="row1"> <a href="{BOT_URL}" style="color:#00ffff;font-size : 12px;font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Your Bot's Name</a> </td>
<td width="25%" align="center" nowrap="nowrap" class="row1"> <span class="gen">Your Bot's Last Update</span> </td>
<td width="40%" class="row1"> <span class="gen">Where You Want Your Bot Cruising</span> </td>
</tr>
netclectic wrote: Folks, Buglet Alert!!
If you have forums set to override the derfault IAI settings then your bot will reply when you delete posts in that forum.
You can fix this in posting.php
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$run_iai = (($iai_rand <= $post_info['iai_percentage']) && ($post_info['iai_percentage'] != 0)) ? TRUE : FALSE;
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$mode == 'newtopic' || $mode == 'reply'
usered wrote: phpBB 2.0.2 © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group & FullyModded2.7.5
I have installed it, downloaded aiml files, installed them, set the forum to 100% but I can't get it to respond to anything. What am I missing?
Any ideas...
Thanks
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But wouldnt that be destroying the point of AI?? i.e. people being able to control it?netclectic wrote: Hhmmm.... a couple of my users have requested a way to be able to stop the bot from responding to their posts. I think maybe a checkbox when posting, like 'Disable AI Bot', would be relativly simple to do.
kingphoenix wrote:But wouldnt that be destroying the point of AI?? i.e. people being able to control it?netclectic wrote:Hhmmm.... a couple of my users have requested a way to be able to stop the bot from responding to their posts. I think maybe a checkbox when posting, like 'Disable AI Bot', would be relativly simple to do.
supercool wrote:kingphoenix wrote:But wouldnt that be destroying the point of AI?? i.e. people being able to control it?netclectic wrote:Hhmmm.... a couple of my users have requested a way to be able to stop the bot from responding to their posts. I think maybe a checkbox when posting, like 'Disable AI Bot', would be relativly simple to do.
It would take the fun out of it really.