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Yep, you are right. I didn't think about that when I wrote it (and don't have another plugin using that location, so I haven't had problems.... yet!).
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Ok, I am starting over from scratch and trying to slowly build the plugin back to what it was. But, of course, I am running into problems right away.
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Any ideas?!? EDIT: Here is the actual error I am getting... Code:
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By judging from your first post 'garage_user_vehicle' is another table, you are not joining that table into the query so how is Mysql supposed to know what you are looking for. You are only including the 'garage_makes' table.
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So my first LEFT JOIN using the showthread_query hook needs to be to include 'garage_user_vehicle' then? Let me go try that...
Yeah, that didn't work either... PHP Code:
--------------- Added [DATE]1241738473[/DATE] at [TIME]1241738473[/TIME] --------------- Ok finally figured it out! Now to continue on with the rest of the queries... --------------- Added [DATE]1241747134[/DATE] at [TIME]1241747134[/TIME] --------------- Ok, I am finally back to the original issue - the IF-ELSE IF-ELSE conditional not working inside the plugin. I think I have another issue with the ORDER statement, as in 1 instance I am trying to retrieve up to 10 entries, but that causes the post to repeat itself. I may just have to do away with that as an option... Anyway, here are the 2 plugins I currently have working using the showthread_query: PHP Code:
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