None of those options are really viable, I'm afraid, but thank you for the suggestions! I really appreciate you helping me out.
Efiction V5? Are we skipping V4 entirely? Exciting news though, I can't wait. :drool:
Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I can see from the forum that other people weer also interested in the feature, and it was something on the cards for the V4 release. But now that Sheepcontrol is working on V5 (which will make all of our lives easier), it might just be better to wait it out.
But more information about the changes here.
Just another question, while I have you?
How would I go about making a separate challenges page called Plot Bunny's? I have hundreds of plots for fandoms that I have come up with and am giving away to writers on the site to use (Giving me credit, of course) and I'd like to add them all under their own link, with a submission form like the challenges one. It's essentially the exact same form as the Challenges one, but it'll add plots, not challenges.
I have tried to make duplicates of the challenges.tpl pages, but I'm not just just how many of the script pages are involved. I made a custom page, a new link for the menu and copied the challenges.tpl and renamed it plots, but nothing worked.
Could you please advice what I need to do order to create another form?
To be honest, I think what Lyndsie recommended here is probably the best option. Copying the current Challenges module and renaming it where applicable to call it PlotBunnies or similar.
Alternatively, could you create a new Category called "Plot Bunnies" and post your Plot Bunny challenges under that Category. That way you could link to Challenges that only have the Plot Bunny category applied to them (like you would here for "One Hour Challenges": http://www.destinysgateway.com/browse.php?type=challenges&catid=51)
Instead of creating a page for Plot Bunnies, you'd just create a link in your menu to http://www.destinysgateway.com/browse.php?type=challenges&catid=** (where ** is the number of the Plot Bunnies category).
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