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The thread count doesn't show up. Grr... |
Oh wait, they do show up. I had the wrong forumid set for me. :p
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I am working now, I changed the id the replycount/post show up correctly and the threadcount shows zero, should have a number of 107 according to forum and database. This what I havw in forumhome template.
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Oh right, you have subforums IN the subforums... hold on.
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Sorry, here it is: :)
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Thanks that did it I'm sure you probably have something better to do with your time.
Question later on if I wanted to do this again on another forum. Would I just put the same lines again in index.php but change $invposts and $invthreads to something like $inv1posts and $inv1threads ? Thanks again Joey |
Yeah, and don't forget the new IDs. :)
[QUOTE]Originally posted by webhost Thanks that did it I'm sure you probably have something better to do with your time. |
Firefly
Questions First the thread count works great but for some reason when I update my counters it wipes out 70% of the threads in this forum. Second where I installed this post and thread count on my forum, Is there away also I could add some code in the forumhome template along with what I have made already to show the last post not in each sub forum but only the last post in that group of sub forums? Joey |
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Use $hiddenforum[lastpostdate] and $hiddenforum[lastposttime]. |
Database error in vBulletin: Invalid SQL: SELECT lastpost FROM forum WHERE forumid=87 OR forumid=24 OR forumid=23 OR forumid=36 OR forumid=27 OR forumid=21 forumid=25 ORDER BY lastpost DESC LIMIT 1
mysql error: mysql error number: Date: Thursday 06th of September 2001 07:46:28 AM Script: / Referer: This is where I placed in index.php PHP Code:
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