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cheers Amy, seems to be working great atm :)
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I am pretty sure my search.php is correct because i can use this url and it works correctly to pull up posts modified in the last hour: http://www.domainname.com/forum/sear...tdaily&hours=1
I think the problem is with the code in the template because I dont even get the drop down menu showing the choices of times. I tried this 3 times and still cant get it working? Does me running the Legacy (Vertical) Postbit Template setting have anything to do with this? Thanks, Joey |
Ahhh just got it workin! Missed one thing in the navbar..hehe
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OK, I just ran into a little glitch when using this. Whenever I click on QUICK LINKS and then TODAYS POST I get two Nav Bars and also double arrows next to the drop down menus.
Attached is a screen shot of this. How do I fix it? |
You undo your navbar edits and try again.
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Amy u do update ur Hack ?
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Yes. I fixed the typos in the install directions
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Amy,
Does this only require a file edit because of the minutes, and seconds thing? How would I do it as a hook? I want no file edits, i dont care how resource intensive it is. Thanks! |
I believe Kirby posted how to do it as a hook earlier in the thread.
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As with the 3.0 version, I've added a form at the bottom of my advanced search page so users can easily search for exactly how far back they want. (I've omitted seconds because, well, who needs it? But if you want it, just add the line in there, same format as days, hours, and minutes). Note, I'm using "days2" as the variable for days. Adjust as necessary for your installation.
Just put the following code above "$footer" in your seach_forums template (adjust font colors to fit your board, of course). Code:
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i'm using the hook and then copying the drop down menu instructions....3.5.4 |
I do not know. It may be a server issue, but I cannot even verify the problem because you do not have it enabled for guests. In fact, nobody who has claimed the problem has had a site I can actually see it happen on.
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didn't like the look, so made it into a horizontal bar above Search Forums search box (Advanced search). Template: search_forums id:963 Add the following, no other changes needed for this: Code:
<!-- Begin search in x time hack --> It's also valid xhtml transitional code. Hope you like it! I'm also about to use Amy's posts in x hack. Grant |
I'm new to vBulletin and i like it very much. I used Snitz Forums before this forum. On those forums i liked the active topics very much. So i installed this mod. How editing my template did lead to the result i wanted.
This is the code of my Template header the piece that is the line of the navbar. Quote:
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Great! Works fabulously: 3.6.4
Thanx for the sharing ;) Jacquii. |
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I want to install this but i have a question ...
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works grreat in 3.6.8 also
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Will a fresh install of this for 3.7.0 (Beta 5) work...or does this need to be rewritten for 3.7?
Thanks! :) |
works great in 3.7 Gold also
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*** Forget it :) I found the solution.
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Also on 3.7.2!
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Thanx again for sharing! Works wonderfully with 3.7.2 ;)
Jacquii. |
Anyone have suggestions on how to change the search results to have them sorted by forum (alphabetical) first and then by date within each forum?
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Works great with 3.8.3!
Thanks for the code to make this happen!! |
A+ stuff Installed and confirmed working on 3.8.2
ive looked at alot of alternatives and this is the best as far as i can tell. Thank you for an oldie but a goodie. ;) Editing the PHP file wasnt a biggie as it only adds functionality. hard to believe vB is getting ready to launch 4.0 and this isnt standard as of 3.8.3 |
I wanted to let the developer know that I love this mod and hope they port it to the new vb 4.0 suite.
My users absolutely love this mod! |
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Can this please be changed to be compatibel with the 4.0-version?
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I'd also be interested in installing this Mod when it's compatible with version 4 :)
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Works great with 4.0
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if ($vbulletin->GPC['days'] < 1) Code:
if (($vbulletin->GPC['days'] < 1) AND(!($vbulletin->GPC['hours']))AND(!($vbulletin->GPC['minutes']))AND(!($vbulletin->GPC['seconds']))) |
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