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(07-11-2010 03:27 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  BTW, you could also possibly remove the approve/unapprove thread option from moderation options dropdown (if you haven't already) but it's not a big deal as only admins are viewing the threads.

Ah, yes, yes. I never thought removing the approve posts option there. I think it's important to prevent "missed" operation there. Thank you very much, Yumi I have edited it.

(07-11-2010 08:18 PM)leefish Wrote:  Hi RateU - I tested and it looks awesome. I did notice the redirect text was standard:

Quote:Thank you, your thread has been posted.
The administrator has specified that all new threads require moderation. You will now be returned to the thread listing.

I don't know if that could be changed to something like thank you for contacting us we will get back to you... It would just be added awesomeness.

Hi... hi... hi... I knew it before creating this example, Lee But I don't want to give a "bad" way for this in template level. If you try to submit a form again, you will view the custom message. But, yes, it is the "bad way" in template level in that forum id. That's why i didn't put that template modification in this example. I think it is better to do it in plugin level.

(07-11-2010 09:13 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  General gist of the plugin (contus.php) should be like:

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$plugins->add_hook('newthread_do_newthread_end', 'lang_override'); function lang_override() { if($GLOBALS['fid'] != 2) return; // replace "2" with the fid of the forum global $visible, $lang; if(!$visible) $lang->redirect_newthread = 'Thank you for contacting us.'; }

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Hi... hi... hi... I think I did it wrong, Yumi. What I did to one of my friend's forum (I use this contact us form in that forum) is, bumping the guest to a "customized" error page after the thread has been created Something like this:

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$plugins->add_hook('newthread_do_newthread_end', 'xtcu_bump'); function xtcu_bump() { if($GLOBALS['fid'] == 16 && !$GLOBALS['visible']) { error(' <div align="center"> Your form submission has been submitted successfully.<br /> We will respond it as soon as possible </div> ', 'Form Submitted'); } }

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Thanks again, Yumi