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You should update the users' post counts in the admin control panel.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tommy Boy
You should update the users' post counts in the admin control panel. |
My pleasure! :D
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Screenshot of version 2.0's integration in the Admin control panel...
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The download link in the first message is no good. It's a link to the first message again. :)
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Actually, it links to post #15 in this thread, but sometimes browsers don't like to "jump" to an internal anchor for some reason... So just go there yourself, and download it. :p
To upgrade from an early version, just apply the changes to the admin/misc.php file. Let me know how you like it, considering you're 33% of my users of this hack! ;) |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tommy Boy
Let me know how you like it, considering you're 33% of my users of this hack! ;) |
Tommy, I installed the upgrade on both my public and test boards. I just tried it out on the test board. Very nice! Good job. :D
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Okay, yet another really stupid question from me - was there supposed to be an update-post-counters.php file in the download? Cause I can't find it in my files anywhere and I only received a text file in the download.
I'm asking cause when I was installing and went to update my post counters, I got this database error: Database error in vBulletin Control Panel 2.2.1: Invalid SQL: SELECT postcount FROM post LIMIT 1 mysql error: Unknown column 'postcount' in 'field list' mysql error number: 1054 If I try to go into update counters again, I get a parse error in my misc.php file at line 433 which is part of the following: Quote:
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got same error...do we need update-post-counters.php file ?? where to download it??
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