Recent content by ainwood

Thanks! Trying it now. :)

We set moderation for the first 5 posts that contain spam words, including links. In general, it works very well. What we are seeing now is spammers who have worked this out, and so post gibberish for their first 5 posts, then post the advertising crap. Examples: I was wondering whether...

Great - thanks!

We moderate any post from a new member that has links in it. If we find that the post is spam, we run the spam cleaner to move the posts to a forum with no post count, and ban the user. We find that even though the posts are in a no-postcount forum, the posts are showing in the banned users...

Thanks. As far as I can see, this is not a template, but a phrase that needs to be modified. How do we work out which variables are accessible to a phrase? Is it based on the template used to generate the report? (eg. the post?)

Of course, you could easily just create a custom xenforo youtube bbcode. <iframe width="500" height="300" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/{text}?wmode=opaque" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Simple replacement, no parameter.

Liked. As per my post here, I'd like the default message to be changed from "Last edited by a moderator" to "Last edited by {moderator.user_name}". This could easily be done with Martok's suggestion.

OK - thanks for that.

Ok. Is there no function to convert the user_id to a user_name?

The "message" template has this condition: <xen:if is="{$message.user_id} == {$message.last_edit_user_id}"> {xen:phrase last_edited}: <xen:datetime time="{$message.last_edit_date}" /> <xen:else /> {xen:phrase last_edited_by_moderator}: <xen:datetime...

We have all our reported content generating a post in a reports forum. I would like to have the node / forum id name from the originating post report be able to have the moderators be able to see at a glance which forums the reports have come from. I tried to modify the "reported content"...

Yes, I'm interested in knowing as well.

Thanks - a good solution for "new" private forums. We recently migrated from vBulletin, and with 300+ nodes, trying to go through each and set it would be quite time consuming. I was wondering whether there is a CSS solution? We implemented this for sticky threads (in EXTRA.CSS): /*STICKY...

Is it possible to set a custom style for private nodes? Our forums have quite a few private nodes, and I'd like to provide visual clues to let members know when they're in a private node, or even which nodes are private when viewing the main forum page. Is this possible?