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it will produce the same amout of queries, but it will just select more posts, the array will be bigger = more memory usage, bandwidth, etc..
i don't suggest anyone use this unless you are certain you aren't going to have large threads.. eg, 100+ replies say you have a thread with a 1000 replies. 1) the viewers' browser will take a year to load because of all the content and will probably bog down their system (browser would use more cpu to process) 2) server bandwidth usage will skyrocket because of the large pages. 3) waste of server resources |
thx for this mod
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Mike Sullivan says it is a potential DoS:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showpost.php?p=822044 |
It's useful on most occasions.
Thank you for this... |
Very nice hack KirbyDE : )
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Note: My version is vB 3.0.7 1. Open the file "/includes/adminfunctions_template.php" and find this line: PHP Code:
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<if condition="strpos($address, 't=')"><td class="alt1"><a class="smallfont" href="$address&showall=1" title="View all posts in a single page">Show All</a></td></if> |
Actually... From the looks of it, this code only shows 2.1 trillion posts per page, not "all". :p
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