Turtle Shell Productions Testing

I can not seem to find any option to grant a thank you to a user... the admin setting is active, but I can't see an option on the front end.

I also can not find any option, anywhere, that refers to the Private post....   I can see the code present in post.template.php, but I can't find any option to turn it ON in admin and can't find any option to USE it in the front end.

Welcome Suki,

this is the TSP Test forum.
Post your hello here.

Hide Tag Special By SMF Personal © 2011
Referrals System by CreateAForum.com
Enotify by CreateAForum.com

Since NONE of these are active ALL the time (at leats not from the user's point of view) there is **NO** reason that have them in the site footer on all pages.

The same goes for the Ad Manager mod from SMF Hacks as well...   even when the mod is inactive (no ad blocks showing at all), the copyright is displayed.

idiots.

Installed fine, but there is a major error in the code of the mod itself

// This function generates a random quote. Created by the Random Quotes modification by Marcus "Nas" Forsberg.
function randomQuote()
{
  global $context, $txt, $modSettings;
 
  // Have the admin written any quotes to be used, and is the mod enabled?
  if (!empty($modSettings['random_quote']) && !empty($modSettings['random_quote_enable']))
  {

      // Seperate the quotes from each other.
      $quotes = explode("\n", $modSettings['random_quote']);

      // Number of different quotes
      $num_quotes = count($quotes)-1;

      // A random number
      $number = mt_rand(0,$num_quotes);

      // Store the stuff.
      $output = '<br />
      <div class="tborder" style="', !empty($modSettings['random_quote_custom_css'] ? $modSettings['random_quote_custom_css'] : 'padding: 5px;'), '">
        <span style="color:', !empty($modSettings['random_quote_label_color'] ? $modSettings['random_quote_label_color'] : '#000000'), '; font-weight: bold;">
          ',!empty($modSettings['random_quote_label_custom'] ? parse_bbc($modSettings['random_quote_label_custom']) : $txt['random_quote_label_standard']),'
        </span>
        ' , parse_bbc($quotes[$number]), '
      </div>';
  }
 
  else
  {
    $output = '';
  }

The error says that there is a problem with a comma on THIS line
      <div class="tborder" style="', !empty($modSettings['random_quote_custom_css'] ? $modSettings['random_quote_custom_css'] : 'padding: 5px;'), '">

Figured it out during the re-install....

if the Statistics in jQuery mod is installed, the glossary won't work at all