How do you get this thing to show up on your board?

Sorry if this is a stupid ?

Thanks

You need to make a link to the page somewhere, ie, make a vBStats button as a link in your header.

Ok..I did that..I thought there might be a way to actually show up at the bottom of the board at all times.

Thanks

Well you could stick a link in the footer instead. It doesn't show on the actual board. It wouldn't be good for server load for all that information to be showing ALL the time.

Installed this and seems to be working good until I tried to do a backup of my DB. I had run one the night before installing this and now after, my backup consistantly stalls at the 18mb mark.

Any idea how it could be related?

Thanks,

Chris

Guys,

I've still got that problem with vBstats (see above) - it keeps on trying to access the wrong database... please help, I'd apprechiate it!

@CarryApple
That's kinda strange as VbStats does use vBs Database-Class.
Where did you put vbstats.php?
Maybe it's using the wrong global.php ...

You could also try to replace all instances of mysql_query in vbstats.php with $DB_site->query.

Kirby,

Weeeeee, thanks a LOT!
Replacing mysql_query with $DB_site->query did the trick, vb stats is up and running again - thank you so much! :)

Any way to make the vbstats.php viewable only after you login?

@Darken Rahl
I don't know which vBulletin & vBStats-Version you use, but this should do the trick:

In vbstats.php, before
Add the following code