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Oh... I did add one tiny tweak... I don't display Warning Levels to anyone unless it's greater than zero...
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thesteveco no i don't mind ;) glad to see you got the problem resolved :)
btw mewgood there is no warnconfig.php anymore... i think i've answered that question at least ten times now ;) regards... g-force2k2 |
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so HOw I gonna install it? you didn't change the txt file.. |
mewgood - the warnconfig file is no longer necessary. You need to go to the Admin Control Panel and save the vBulletin Options. Down at the bottom of the page you'll notice some new data - that is the information that was previously stored in the file you're looking for.
I think that g-force2k2 was trying to encourage you to read the previous answers to the same question. |
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ok sry thx for your answer:D |
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when I try to click on the View warning log in the admin cp it has an error. As well where do I set the limit? Quote:
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Great!
*installs* |
mewgood you get that error because thesteveco stated you must submit your vbulletin options... regards...
g-force2k2 |
Hi,
I work with cklaszlo on our website. After fumbling with all the stuff, and almost having to use clear eyes in reading this thread, we got it up and running. Good hack! |
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