I'm getting db error when I'm trying to use usernote.php

Database error in vBulletin 3.6.8:

Invalid SQL:
SELECT gfpoforumoptions FROM for_forum WHERE forumid =;

MySQL Error : You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1
Error Number : 1064
Date : Friday, August 24th 2007 @ 10:25:14 AM
Script : http://www.xxxxxxxxxx/forum/usernote.php?do=viewuser&u=456
Referrer : http://www.xxxxxxxxxx/forum/usernote.php?do=newnote&u=456
IP Address : xxxxxxxxxx
Username : xxxxxxxxxx
Classname : vb_database

Problem solved by disabling the product.

I know the issues surrounding this modification, hopefully I will find time soon to correct these.

So hows it going ? :)

Still trying to fit time in. I'm really busy as I've got interim exams.

any updates? I really need this hack

ok, for the usernote error, add a plugin at usernote_start with in it... that's all :)

I installed the mod and would like to start using it, however I'm not seeing this bit when I click to edit any of my forums.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2007/09/11.jpg
and so I cannot turn it on!
Any advice?
3.6.0

I figured it out
The install instructions suggest that for an upgrade to:
(Rebuild Bitfields):
* Goto http://YOURDOMAIN/admincp/index.php?do=buildbitfields

So, even though mine was a new installation, I rebuilt the bitfields, and now the enabling option appears for my forums.
May I suggest you fix your install directions so that new installations are directed to rebuild the bitfields as well as those doing an upgrade?
Hope this helps the rest of you that are to shy to post that it didn't work when you follow the directions :)

and btw, great mod, don't get me wrong... :)
I appreciate your hard work on it, really, much appreciated!
:)

One thing that would be really cool would be to change the message from:
to:
(or if 1 reply, to singular reply...)

...so that it pulls the number of replies and inserts it.
That would be great! :)

Thanks again, this mod should be a default feature of vb!