yeah, I noticed that...just quoted wrong :o

I wanted to quote on this

hi
Kier

not working
http://bokhalifa.org/daar/bo/whoposted.php

help me;)

yeah since beta 4/4.1 it hasn't worked ... maybe work it into a the next beta ;)

yea:D
Thanks!
eva2000;)

So this hack will not work on beta 4??
Is that right????
Sorry to ask a dumb question....

It works on my beta 4.1...

just installed on beta 5 - works like a charm !

Works on my copy of beta 5 too. Thanks, Kier!
Kim:)

I like this because it is a standalone hack :) I wont add hacks that require editing of main files for sake of updating.


Thanks alot

~Chris

One tiny bug....the post count is always one too many...

simple fix: replace $totalposts = number_format($totalposts); with $totalposts = number_format($totalposts)-1;

It bugs me why it is btw...Can't find anything wrong in the code...maybe $totalposts has to be initialized on zero first...but as far as I know that doesn't matter (didn't tested it though)

DUH...

forgot that total replies isn't the same as total posts, to be exactly: The difference is one :D

:rolleyes: hehe

Great Hack. Works just fine.

Thank You Kier.

I just love it and it was easy to install for a php dummy like me!
Amy

I got a file not found error in the popup.:(

Any ideas why?

In this template, there already is "topic Table" tag at the top. Do you put it above that or the script under it.

<!-- topic table -->
<script language="Javascript">
function who(threadid) {
window.open("whoposted.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&threadid="+threadid, "moo", "toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=200 ,height=300");
}
</script>

See my other post. I just need to know the answer to the question. And, why it would not be working. I followed directions to the letter too. :(

Update..duh me. The darn whoposted.php file got uploaded as whoposted_php. :rolleyes:

Great Hack Thanks

http://www.realwebhost.net


Joey

amazing hack!
thanks kier,
-Tom

Great hack. Works perfectly.

Hi,

under replies I found this:

0normalfont>

What is wrong? I think the normalfont tag is wrong. But I can´t find the error. Can somebody help me please?

I am trying to get this to work. I dont know exactly what went wrong, but when you click on the thread[replycount] link it pops up a box with template info. Its not parsing it.

Trying to figure it out..any ideas?

Here is a link:

http://www.mysticwicks.com/whoposted.php?threadid=2937

On yours how did you get it to change cell color for each post. Or, I should say using 2 colors that alternate. The script as written only uses 1 color for both cells.

Thanks

It requires some mild hacking. Find the while() loop used to display the threads in forumdisplay.php, and add this before it:

$alt_num = 1;

Then, right inside the loop, add something like this:

Then just reference $alt_color instead of "{firstaltcolor}", etc, in your forumdisplay_bit template. I did it with my forums here: http://forums.thestands.com

easy install, awesome feature.

5-star.

thanks kier.

Anyone?

If you do a view source on this page, these are the warning messages you find embedded near the top:

<b>Warning</b>: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/version2/public_html/whoposted.php:4) in <b>/home/version2/public_html/admin/functions.php</b> on line <b>1187</b><br>
<br>
<b>Warning</b>: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/version2/public_html/whoposted.php:4) in <b>/home/version2/public_html/admin/functions.php</b> on line <b>1187</b><br>

This is a great hack. Is there a way to add this to a forum on the total post column?

Joey

kier.... u da man!

great hack! Very useful. 5 - *****'s

I installed this but had to remove it as whoposted.php, when opened from the thread list, showed nothing but the source code - and I am sure I've followed every step of the installation correctly. Does anyone have any ideas? :(

I have the same problem...and I still never figured it out.

Rob, sorry for being a bit clueless here. But, I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. :p

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