Um, no offense, but you can do that just as well as me. :D Just change it in the template. Simple as that. ;)

nice hack...works perfectly

tubedogg,

You need to add AND open!='10' to the select, because otherwise it counts moved threads (the redirect bit of it) as 2 threads :)

Done and updated (see the first post in this thread).

thanks, bira.

thx for this nice hack, works great :)

If you get bored, and you don't know what to do, you might consider this feature :D

At least I would love it..but hey who am I

This hack hasn't worked for me since I've upgraded to RC1. I have, of course, re-installed it. Now a number does show up, but it is real small. For me it is 0, and for others I have seen so far it is in the single-digit range as well.

hasn't worked for me since rc1 upgrade either.

Tubedogg? Any ideas?

The eval("\$birthday line has moved down to line 1164-65, so it would go below there. Assuming you've done that (you're both smart, I can't imagine that's the problem), I cannot figure out why it's acting like that.

I justed tested the query on my vGI database, which is the only one I have that's running RC1. It appears to be working correctly. So why that doesn't translate into working on a running board is beyond me...

If you mean, did I put the code in the right place because the line number changed, I'd have to say yes. I don't have anything to tell me what line numbers are, so I just search for the code that something is supposed to go after.