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CrazyLady

04-03-2005 03:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xenon

3) nope, but in this thread you can find the instructions to exclude them :)

I read the entire thread... those instructions were for an earlier version I believe.. I can't find the code to replace?

JohnBee

04-14-2005 11:05 AM

I saw a similar hack on another forum software and when the user would add
additional text to a post...

JohnBee

04-14-2005 11:06 AM

*user posted 2 minutes later

It would put something like that between them.
Is it possible to do that with this hack also?

Xenon

04-14-2005 07:16 PM

post seperator can be whatever you want it to be, that's why i added that one into the option array :)

JohnBee

04-14-2005 09:19 PM

Yes I saw that, but im stuck on the time display thingy :P

I'm not much of a code so I guess I'm asking what code I would stick
there to produce that :)

If you could tell me that I would be one happy camper :D
I just read that getting the times in there would require much modification
I have a phpbb hack that does this and there code is HUGE in comparisson
and many table queries where logs /records are created, obviously to
manage or calculate times bewteen merges.

anyways, if someone could show me how to get the users name
into the line I would be happy.

ex: *JohnBee has added shortly after...

Marco van Herwaarden

04-15-2005 05:49 AM

In your includes/functions_newpost.php, find the following:

PHP Code:


		
			
            // we are here, so we may have a doublepost -> do more exact checkings

            $doublepost = $DB_site->query_first("

                SELECT postid, pagetext, post.title, post.userid, post.attach

and replace by:

PHP Code:


		
			
            // we are here, so we may have a doublepost -> do more exact checkings

            $doublepost = $DB_site->query_first("

                SELECT postid, pagetext, post.title, post.userid, post.attach, post.dateline AS dateline

Then find:

PHP Code:


		
			
                $post['message'] = $doublepost['pagetext'] . $dp_settings['spacer'] . $post['message'];

and replace by:

PHP Code:


		
			
                $post['message'] = $doublepost['pagetext'] . $dp_settings['spacer'] . "$bbuserinfo[username] posted " . ((TIMENOW - $doublepost[dateline]) / 60) . " minutes later:\n" . $post['message'];

I don't have this hack installed and i didn't test the above example. So test this first on a testboard.

JohnBee

04-15-2005 11:03 AM

WOW!

Dude it works!:thumbsup:
I needs a little formating but WOW! this is exactly like the phpBB hack except its
1000 lines shorter LMAO!

One thing that I noticed is it posts a highly accurate time stamp :)
like *User posted 1.222343424 mins later.

it doesnt do it all the time but quite often.

WHat kind of text formating can I apply to this, I didn't t see any html in the
newpost.php anywheres so im assuming it uses something else, I noticed the
/n is a cr equivalent or something, so I will research it, I want to make it
smaller and dark blue...

once again thank you for your great support everyone ;)

Marco van Herwaarden

04-15-2005 11:27 AM

Change:

PHP Code:


		
			
((TIMENOW - $doublepost[dateline]) / 60)

To:

PHP Code:


		
			
intval((TIMENOW - $doublepost[dateline]) / 60)

JohnBee

04-15-2005 12:00 PM

Thank you MarcoH64

The fixed the .2122223332 problem, it seems of of round it off to the minute.
is there a way to round it off to the min.second ?

ex: *User has posted 1 minutes 42 seconds later

or *User has posted 1.23 minutes later

either or would work nicely :)

Marco van Herwaarden

04-15-2005 12:39 PM

Ok, change that line to:

PHP Code:


		
			
$post['message'] = $doublepost['pagetext'] . $dp_settings['spacer'] . "$bbuserinfo[username] has posted " . intval((TIMENOW - $doublepost[dateline]) / 60) . " minutes " . intval((TIMENOW - $doublepost[dateline]) % 60). " seconds later:\n" . $post['message'];

Or:

PHP Code:


		
			
$post['message'] = $doublepost['pagetext'] . $dp_settings['spacer'] . "$bbuserinfo[username] posted " . round(((TIMENOW - $doublepost[dateline]) / 60), 2) . " minutes later:\n" . $post['message'];

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