Messages posted by: Auron

check out the stickies in the support forum.

1. look at the demo poll's on this site for displaying the comments and the comment form.

2. currently not possible. in the distant future it may be.

Me to!

This coming weekend (after the 26/7th of Feb.05) it will be up!!

i mean on your other site create a file called poll.php
then link to the original site' booth.php using the path i used in my previous post.

if you've done all that then i'm not sure what to do apart from install advanced poll on your other server.

I have no idea. Never used GoLive.

Definitely an HTML and/or CSS problem somewhere.

edit the poll' templates in the admin area.

If the poll was created okay it should appear in the admin section as a
poll that can be edited. I do have some docs that I wrote but I forogt
to put them online last week. But, I do know that some1 did mirror them.

Duilen wrote:I am assuming you are asking if I used the db or textfile version.

he's asking a question, that's different.

there's already a few topics on this already on the first and second pages of this forum, something like form action or redirect in the search might help.

like the guy said, mod the first three.

or if you savvy with MySQL and phpMyAdmin you just edit the fields if you've already deleted the polls.

try an include path like

not sure if you mentioned the way i thought so i'll post it anyway.

just add a field to the table yes/no.
when someone posts the field is set to no.
when someone views the guestbook only posts with the field set to yes will be displayed (just a little extra SQL).
admin area has a little option box / tick box to allow the post to be viewed.

the admin bit requires the most work, the rest is fairly easy.

Delia_35 wrote:I'd love a guestbook where I can have the option of approving posts *before* they are actually posted online. Like, when someone posts, the messages gets put in a queue or something so I can edit or reject posts before other people see them. This would be great for family-friendly sites.

i've thought of a fairly quick and dirty way of doing it.
i'll post my idea later, this does not mean i know how to implement it!

go to the admin area -> templates -> edit templates.

Carbonize wrote:That and we get cranky in our old age.

i'm not that old, lol

You have to manually do each poll individually and reset the counts.
To reset them just click on a poll and edit it and you should be able to change the number of votes for each option.

That's if my memory is correct. Also, i'm not sure if that'll reset the total votes bit, I would of thought so though.

Auron