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So, I guessed it was due to client-side script... :hurt: |
Just so some people know... if you don't edit above where you place the Time Search in the index.php, it will show up on the same line... So, here is a better way to describe what to find...
Find: Code:
makenavoption("Build Mailing List","email.php?action=genlist"); Code:
makenavoption("Build Mailing List","email.php?action=genlist","<br>"); |
Error... I am using 2.2.6 and was using 2.2.5 when I posted the above code fix... Is there that big of a difference between the 2 versions? Can you please post a fix or tell me what I did wrong? Below is the DB error I got... The prob is when I put in a username, but it works when I type in a userid.
Database error in vBulletin Control Panel 2.2.6: Invalid SQL: SELECT userid,username FROM user WHERE 1=1 AND user.userid=Derek ORDER BY username mysql error: Unknown column 'Derek' in 'where clause' mysql error number: 1054 Date: Thursday 27th of June 2002 08:44:50 AM Script: http://forums.koruptsociety.com/admin/time.php Referer: http://forums.koruptsociety.com/admi...tion=modify&s= |
I dont know how the above error could occur - remember that there is a 'username' and a 'userid' field, and it seems you entered username into userid.
However, to make the error go away(you wont get any results tho) line 193ish PHP Code:
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