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how I can get it to show :
- last ÕÕ threads in forum's 1,2,3,4 - last ÕÕ threads in all forum's excluding 6,7,8 - last XX threads in forum 9 and all subforum's :bored: ? |
hello Michael, you can use something like that:
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$firstgrouparray = array(2, 3, 4); |
10õ!
idea is clear! |
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there is a way.
and for both of you k michael and you multisync.. are you that lazy to click the install button?? how do you pretend to ask information if you dont even bother to click install??? you have no respect for someone else's work. period. |
Great hack!
Is there any way to display all this on the first page -- that is not the first page of the forum but a home page right before the forum that has nothing to do with vbulletin yet? Will I need to set all variables from scratch? Jax. |
hello jaxper, you cant do this, since it uses the forums perms.
just make a php file, is alot easier... |
So what would by query be in the php file? I guess I need to consult that lovely database schematic that vbulletin provides :)
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Thanks TECK ... I have been wanting this, but gosh ... my
forumhome is getting a bit cluttered ... *installs anyway*. :) Destee |
Installed!
Thanks, great hack! Sorry about contacting you on msn, won't happen again.. As for my question, I was trying to setup your hack with a few modifications... Basicaly I want to make it exactly like you have on your second screenshot.. This is the code I have in there right now trying to accomplish that.. PHP Code:
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, if it's coding in the index.php or in the threadbits template.. Basicaly it just takes that table, and for each "latest XXX thread" it makes a whole new 'complete' table for it... Any support would be greatly apreciated. Thanks -Antorz |
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