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Right... Sorry 'bout that.
Try replacing the 4th line (from my suggestion above) with: Code:
$userlastvisit=(vbdate($dateformat,$bbuserinfo['lastvisit']).", at ".vbdate($timeformat,$bbuserinfo['lastvisit'])); |
Great Hack!
Thanks. |
/me installed it onto v2.2.0!
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It looks like a cool hack , I hope we get this when vb3 comes out
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The "at" addition instructions do not make any sense whatsoever in the context of 2.2.8. What file does this change need to be made? I've searched high and low for that eval statement and I don't see it anywhere.
In index.php, I made the following change: Find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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I won't be much help on this particular issue. Evidently, 2.2.8 changed some things that directly affect the ", at" functioning of this hack, and unfortunately, I don't have the time to investigate. |
Nice hack, thanks. You made it simple for us to install by being thorough with those updates.
Well done. |
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I don't like to bump. But it's been over 5 weeks since anyone's posted to this thread.
One last spin around the vB-verse before vB3 makes it obsolete. Huzzah! |
Question: will this hack work properly under 2.2.8...ie. no innaccuracies in the text, such as some areas not making sense?
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