Garani Active member Mar 14, 2014 #1 If the call to XenForo_Model_InlineMod_Thread::canEditThreads fails, any $errorPhraseKey is not reported back to the caller. (line 61) PHP: if (!$this->canEditThreads($threadIds, $errorPhraseKey, $viewingUser)) { return false; }
If the call to XenForo_Model_InlineMod_Thread::canEditThreads fails, any $errorPhraseKey is not reported back to the caller. (line 61) PHP: if (!$this->canEditThreads($threadIds, $errorPhraseKey, $viewingUser)) { return false; }
Garani Active member Mar 17, 2014 #3 Most kind. Mike, could have a look at http://xenforo.com/community/threads/calling-applythreadprefix-doesnt-work-as-expected.70420/ ? I am having serious issue with calling that function. On the same node, same user, same session: if it gets called by the standard Xenforo Inline Mod it works perfectly. If I call it from my own extension then I don't pass the canEditThreads check. This is quite perplexing.
Most kind. Mike, could have a look at http://xenforo.com/community/threads/calling-applythreadprefix-doesnt-work-as-expected.70420/ ? I am having serious issue with calling that function. On the same node, same user, same session: if it gets called by the standard Xenforo Inline Mod it works perfectly. If I call it from my own extension then I don't pass the canEditThreads check. This is quite perplexing.