i'm not sure if this was directed towards me or not, but anyone should feel free to ask for help. remember that there are no stupid questions, just stupid people. your statements remind me of someone who has to do a project that has a book of instruction, but rather then read the instructions completely, you just jump right in and ask for help. there are many pages of instruction for this particular hack that should be read to avoid the same questions popping up over and over again.

man 70 pages is alot to read. when u can just ask a question ad someone can answer it. i can see if it was 10 pages. when i first installed this i read pages 1 - 55 at least once some more. its alot of ish that don't even pertain to what u looking for. then by page 20 ur eyes are all watery and u tired and u may over look what u looking for. or u may not know enough
to realize u just read the answer. knowing what i know now that happened to me a lot when i first started.

anyways back to helping people. just thought i would point out a little common decency and a little less rude would go a long way. i do knkow how to search and i searched and still had to ask....

searching is only as good as the keywords you use.....i searched for an error i got only to find out it didn't exist...but it really did.....found it in the posts word for word...and i put it in the search word for word....only thing is my error #...example "error 5678idon't" understand why i get this....that doesn't come up as error 5678 lol...anyways like i said...search is as good as the key words and the posts. secondly enough about petty little comments....

on to helping people if i can.

kinda like how cell phones today have huge instructions BOOKS you have to read to understand everything. i guess people shouldn't read those either? how 'bout new digital cameras with huge instruction books - maybe nobody should read those? why do you think people take the time to write those instructions? why do you think soo many of us have taken the time to write out posts that solve 90% of all questions asked thus far? so that people can READ them and get the answers. i'm shocked this is such a difficult concept for soo many people.

as have i and many others multiple times already... now it's time for newbies to do their homework rather then just ask for the anwers... hell, the answers are already here - just search for them. as for your numerical error that didn't match up - each database is different and will produce a myriad of different error configurations. you just need to learn how to refine your searches to be more inclusive and less exclusive.

Honestly, if you want to install the hack, you can buzz through the 50+ pages of responses here. For any hack I now read the entire thread. There are a lot of details and cool recommendations in these threads that don't make it into the final code or install.txt.

It is a GOOD habit to develop, don't just install something based on the description and don't expect things to install and work right out of the box.

Great hack! installed and going!

oh well obviously you two are content being snide. so be it.

i will gladly help if needed...and if i know how lol...

You might want to add to this -- how to add to the "Site Navigation" links block on the left since my main navbar is getting a bit crowded and I really don't want to add a second navbar right now.

Thanks,
Jim

how about a dropdown menu like "quicklinks" thats what i did...want the info for that?? i will post it.. just get rid of all the links you want n the navbar and add them to a dropdown instead...looks much nicer!