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Alwaysmefirst

05-27-2001 08:50 AM

Very cool hack :)
Thanks for posting it.

Olly

max	05-28-2001 04:34 PM

Thanks for the hack, very nice.
Is there any way to include this hack onto a Non-VB page?
I've added the correct code into my /forums/index.php..
and then I made a new file named totalthreadviews.inc.php with this code:

Code:

<?php



$font = "Verdana";

$fontsize = "8pt";



require("/home/max/public_html/forums/index.php");

$boardviews = $DB_site->query_first("

SELECT SUM(views) AS threadviews FROM thread");

$totalviews = number_format($boardviews[threadviews]);

echo "<font-family: $font; font-size: $fontsize\"><b>$totalviews</b> total thread views</font>";

?>

Then I opened up my non-vb page and tried to include that file.. but it didn't work at all..
Any ideas on this one?

Martz

05-29-2001 12:54 PM

Very nice and simple hack, appreciated :)

Zorg	06-09-2001 12:27 PM

That's a great hack, thanks alot :D

Any change of putting this into the "stats" in the VB control panel to give more of a per day/week/month effect listing?

Streicher

06-11-2001 07:22 PM

If you want the views displayed without a "," then use this code instead:

PHP Code:


		
			
$boardviews=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT SUM(views) AS threadviews FROM thread");

$totalviews=$boardviews['threadviews'];

webhost

06-13-2001 12:33 PM

Thanks for the hack. Works Great

Joey;)

ThomasP

06-15-2001 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Streicher
[B]If you want the views displayed without a "," then use this code instead (...)

Thanks - that was what I was looking for! :D

Gr??e nach Reinbek,
-Tom

king98

06-16-2001 09:29 AM

i tried to post that code in the index.php file but it did not work .... can some body add this hack to that file and put it for downloading plz.:(

webhost

07-12-2001 01:34 PM

Hack works great.
How would someone also add under a members profile the total amount of page views that member has?

Lukman

07-13-2001 04:59 PM

I think im the only one who cant get this hack to work :(

I did two things as instructed - add that piece of code in my /forums/index.php file exactly the same way JJR512 did it

and I added <b>$totalviews</b> total thread views - in the forum home template

When I refreshed - all i saw was total thread view with no number next to it :(

Whats wrong?

Thanks in advance - im using v2.0.1 btw

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