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well, the query it does isn't harmful, so you can just leave your db structure and just redo the file changes, but to remove a added field i suggest using phpmyadmin for it or this query:
[sql]ALTER TABLE forum DROP subforumcolumns[/sql] |
Great, just trying something new, so I wanted to cover all my bases; thanks xenon. :)
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you're welcome
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This only appears to work with the default skin. I purchased a skin called Satellite for my vb3 install, so when your instruction file says:
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:) *Installed!!!
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There seem to be some Porblem with How i did it ..... The template gets screwed up for Top Level Forum and it does not work in secong level forum [in a category]
See the screenshots............ Any idea where I am at fault? |
well, the subforum list is a different hack.
the second problem is because you allow posting in your category, therefor you have to apply the changes from level1_nopost to level1_post as well. |
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My "forumhome_forumbit_level1_nopost" was already pretty heavily modified that I could not figure out how to fit your hack into it.
My colums show up on http://www.hr3rdgen.org/forum.php? But the Last Post colum also shows up. Here is a copy of my "forumhome_forumbit_level1_nopost" PHP Code:
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