I changed the expression so you would have to try again if you have already, remember not to save until after you check, and yes the name will remain the same and have the @ added to it.Thanks for your quick answer Eqnoble. I will try in this way and let you know.
I'll take the non-feedback as it works.I will try in this way and let you know.
There is this as wellphp was hitting a memory wall... temporarily bumped it to a GB and it worked![]()
I think this add-on was a bad idea to release to general public. The stupid code that could be generated by the unknowing is unlimited.
No despite my helpings around this thread it is not my addon and no this addon does not effect thread titles, only messages.Greetings,
For some reason, after migration from 1.3 to 1.4 some thread titles contains '.' before and after :
ex: .this is a thread title.
Does your addon might be able to remove both '.' ? What would be the argument?
Thanks @EQnoble
Try this:
Quick Find:
Code:attachment
Regular expression:
Code:#(?:\[attachment=)([^\]]+)(?:])#siu
Replacement String:
Code:[attach]\1[/attach]

This addon is packaged slightly differently from what most have made common practice since.Hi, I'm trying to correct the URLs for all the media files on the forum so I can use "s9e Media pack." I uploaded your addon's folders to my server, but when I select the xml file to install a new addon in my ACP, I get this error message:
Invalid class: PostReplace_Route_PrefixAdmin_PostReplace
What could be the problem? I'm using Xen 1.4.
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