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Thank you, sir. Coming from you, that means alot. ;)
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Nice hack buddy - you sure love using the date systems in php don't you ;)
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If you really think about it, that is the main backbone of vBulletin. I love the $ourtimenow variable. Can't get enough of it. ;)
And Zzed came up with the core of the code. I just re-worked it to fit what we needed. ;) |
Nice one Boofo - I'll add this to my install list :cool:.
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I installed it in vb 2.3.0 and it seams to be showing in almost all the threads :surprised: Something in the forumdisplay.php ??
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If you have a start time and end time configured with the poll, it will show. It you don't have an ending time configured, it will not show. Check your polls and see how many of them are set up with the start and end time. ;)
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NO, sorry my fault. Perhaps i should include a screenshot to explain :p They all have the same start and end date as the test poll i just posted. so if you set all the polls of the forum not to time out it does not display like the screenshot
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$thread[pagenav]$pollrun I had that happen as I was putting this together before I added: PHP Code:
Please recheck the instructions and make sure everything is there and let me know. There's really no way that should be happening unless you either missed a piece of code or got it in the wrong place. ;) |
nice job., Boofo :)
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