Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Aug 19, 2005
Location: England
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Total Posts: 816
Posted 03/17/08 - 10:21 PM:
#1
I am adding reciprocal links then writing to the people requesting a reciprocal link. Therefore I don't want it to check for a reciprocal link when an admin is the one submitting.
I would prefer to leave it to check upon submitting if not an administrator, but couldn't see how I could do that, so simply ensured that "Verify reciprocal link on submit" was unchecked.
Nevertheless I still can't submit a reciprocal type link without entering a url in the Reciprocal Link URL field. It just keeps telling me I must specify the page....
Usergroup: Administrator
Joined: Dec 21, 2001
Location: Northern California
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Total Posts: 5511
Posted 03/18/08 - 02:52 PM:
#2
The option for admins to bypass submission requirements should apply there. Have you tried it? Admin -> Members -> Settings -> Let admins bypass requirements such as required fields?
Nevertheless I still can't submit a reciprocal type link without entering a url in the Reciprocal Link URL field. It just keeps telling me I must specify the page....
Maybe you've selected it as a required field at Admin -> Settings -> General.
Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Aug 19, 2005
Location: England
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Posted 03/18/08 - 11:04 PM:
#3
Paul wrote: The option for admins to bypass submission requirements should apply there. Have you tried it? Admin -> Members -> Settings -> Let admins bypass requirements such as required fields?
OK - this works! Thanks
Paul wrote: Nevertheless I still can't submit a reciprocal type link without entering a url in the Reciprocal Link URL field. It just keeps telling me I must specify the page....
Maybe you've selected it as a required field at Admin -> Settings -> General.
Nope - double checked in case I did it in my sleep <G> - definitely not selected.
Usergroup: Administrator
Joined: Dec 21, 2001
Location: Northern California
Total Topics: 49
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Posted 04/04/08 - 08:09 PM:
#4
Nope - double checked in case I did it in my sleep <G> - definitely not selected.
Okay, confirmed that there's no option to do a reciprocal link without providing something. But it doesn't actually check that it's valid, so you can type http://temporary or the like. It doesn't really make sense to have nothing in the field.
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