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DjSao
03-20-2001, 03:49 PM
Anybody there who can make a hack that adds a feature in the user profile where people can sign that persons guestbook?
that's a really good idea. i'm gonna have to think really hard for this one. seems complicated but i really want it also.
If you know how to code then i dont think that it would be so hard.
This maybe totally wrong, but i thought there would be like guestbook.php?userid=# . It could be like one table for the guestbook, and every post would be recognized by the user id, because one column would be userid. So when someone goes to guestbook.php?userid=1 then it would show all entrys that have userid=1.
well it's not that simple. you gotta think about how to code it.
fmoise99
08-07-2001, 10:40 PM
I know that this is a old post, but I would also be interested in a hack like this. Has anyone started developement on this yet? If so, I would love to have this code.
BradC
08-07-2001, 10:45 PM
I have got this about 40% done.. but stopped working on it lol
but mine was strickly comments made by other users.. no url links email.. etc.. just a link back to the user profile.. that posted the comment.
fmoise99
08-07-2001, 10:48 PM
That's is absolutely great, Brad! :) That is just about all I need. Nothing fancy!
DjSao
08-08-2001, 04:07 AM
Well i did this sucessfully but what i did was modify showthread.php and newreply.php plus all the templates for them. It worked good, but now im workin on a new site. I'm doing it from scratch, this time i will need the forums for my site so im simply making 2 new files, instead of replacing sowthread and newreply.
I'm going to make a new table "guestbooks" in there i will have everything that is in "threads", but I will take away the stuff that i wont use. Then when a person registers a row in "guestbooks" is created, the guestbook id will be the same as the user id. And all the guestbook entrys will be stored in "posts", but im thinking of making a separeta table for that too.
BradC
08-08-2001, 09:48 AM
I would make a seperate table for the posts too..
it can be done in one.. easily.. you will have to add a couple more fields.. like a guestbook would have.
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