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Where do I install this code to enable this feature? And do I need to edit any files, or is it just template based? This is a great feature! |
postbit template!
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Do I just paste it anywhere? And, will my search results be formatted/look like they do here? I love the way they are here.
Sorry for seemingly stupid questions, but I just set up my board for the first time yesterday, and am learning (not fast enough apparently, hehehe) Regards, Fred Bingham |
Wow, I figured it out on my own believe it or not. Maybe I AM learning quick. (not the code, just where the code GOES and minor manipulations, :D )
Here's a variable Im curious about though.... how can I edit that code to just do a search for posts in the past, say, 3 days. If it does a search for ALL posts, that's gonna end up taking forever. Or is it already this way? Again, sorry for seemingly simple questions. Regards, |
anyone out there know how to conquer what was proposed in my post above this one?
Regards, |
Blue: In search.php find this code:
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$wheresql="1=1".$forumsql.$usersql; Code:
if (!empty($days)) { Code:
<a href="member.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&action=getinfo&userid=$post[userid]&days=3"> |
Hmm, that doesn't seem to be working. I put in the value 1 and I get more results than just the past day. I get the same results for 1 day as I do 7 days. Also, that made my "Latest posts in the past 24 hours" link at the top of my index page to not work, lol. I guess I'll just leave well enough alone.
Regards, |
Where can I find the "Online" or "Offline" hack which is currently in your postbit?
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