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Quote notifications, Topics RSS feed and quick reply?
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Henrik Berntsson
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Mar 30, 2016 - 4:03 pm

Hi guys, onto our first 4 weeks of using simple:press migrating from vbulletin with 60k+ users and 1,5million+ posts. Its been a bit of a rocky start with some performance issues but at least we're starting to get somewhere. 

There's still a lot of work to do and some are related to features missing from vbulletin.

Two of them I'm wondering about is the possibility to create RSS feeds for a sub forum that Only shows new topics and not all new posts?

Second, is it possible to activate notifications for quotes? So that you get a notification when someone specifically qoutes your posts?

Third, "quick reply" window that's always opened in the end of a thread so you doesnt have to push the "reply" button?

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Mr Papa
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Mar 30, 2016 - 9:18 pm

on rss feeds... out of the box, that is not possible, but it is using our api...  assuming you know how to use standard wp hooks, you would hook into the feed process and only show the first post in a topic... so something like:

add_filter('sph_rss_where', 'my_feed_filter');
function my_feed_filter($where) {
    $where.= ' AND post_index=1';
    return $where;
}

if you only wanted to do for specific forums you could add that check to the $where clause as well, like:

    $where.= ' AND post_index=1 AND '.SFPOSTS.'.forum_id IN (3, 4);

where 3 and 4 would be list of forum ids  you wanted to limit...  this code would go in your sp theme spFunctions.php template file...  As always, we recommend a child theme before making changins to a theme...

There is  not really an easy way to do a notification on quoting... its possible in the api, but would require some robust coding... not something anyone has asked for before...  most folks just use our mentions plugin to accomplish something similar...

yes, of course  you can default it to open...  in your sp theme, in the spForumView.php and spTopicView.php template files, at the top, you will find some arrays with defaults defined...  In forum view, you would look for:

    $addTopicForm = array(

and in topic view, you would look for:

    $addPostForm = array(

for both, you want to change the 'hide' argument from 1 to 0...  again, make a child theme before making any edits...

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