01-07-2006, 06:02 PM
Posting this here so I don't resurrect that other thread, but it seems relevant:
What about just changing the code to always check that box? The user is free to delete the message later if it isn't desired. The HTML for the page(s) in question has to be somewhere in the software, and most PHP scripts have large blocks of HTML with blocks of PHP directives interspersed. So, it shouldn't be too hard to force the box checked. Just search the PHP code on the server for where that box is written and add "checked" to it. I'd offer up a patch to do it, but processing the pages for transmission to the user loses too much information. LL seems to be hosted on a Unix-based Apache, which means that whoever does this should have a wealth of tools available. It's probably a 5-10 minute job, most of that just to find the right PHP file. :)
Bolty,Jul 19 2005, 02:29 AM Wrote:Been looking around guys, but it seems to be an unchangeable "feature" to the software.
-Bolty
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What about just changing the code to always check that box? The user is free to delete the message later if it isn't desired. The HTML for the page(s) in question has to be somewhere in the software, and most PHP scripts have large blocks of HTML with blocks of PHP directives interspersed. So, it shouldn't be too hard to force the box checked. Just search the PHP code on the server for where that box is written and add "checked" to it. I'd offer up a patch to do it, but processing the pages for transmission to the user loses too much information. LL seems to be hosted on a Unix-based Apache, which means that whoever does this should have a wealth of tools available. It's probably a 5-10 minute job, most of that just to find the right PHP file. :)