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TECK 12-21-2002 04:51 PM

Hmm, it looks like your table is not set as MyISAM? Only the MyISAM table type supports FULLTEXT indexes...
Are you sure about the MySQL ver?

XIanX 12-21-2002 04:51 PM

I installed the hack and it seems to work fine on my forum except one thing. My forum jump stopped working! See for yourself, http://forums.zforcenetwork.com/show...0111#post10111

TECK 12-21-2002 04:57 PM

Heh, is my perms that kill it... I will post a fix... I don't use forumJump because it saves me 2 queries. :p

Velocd 12-21-2002 04:57 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by XIanX
I installed the hack and it seems to work fine on my forum except one thing. My forum jump stopped working! See for yourself, http://forums.zforcenetwork.com/show...0111#post10111
Indeed, you are correct about that. It may be something to do with variable conflict, I'll check it out ;)

TECK 12-21-2002 05:03 PM

Velocd, I'll let you have fun. :)
Look at the function makeforumjump().

Guys, just disable the forumJump it will save you 2 queries all over the board... who use it anyway to navigate? Nobody.

XIanX 12-21-2002 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by TECK
Guys, just disable the forumJump it will save you 2 queries all over the board... who use it anyway to navigate? Nobody.
I use it. :bandit:

xware 12-21-2002 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by TECK
Hmm, it looks like your table is not set as MyISAM? Only the MyISAM table type supports FULLTEXT indexes...
Are you sure about the MySQL ver?


My thread table is ISAM.
Thanks.

XIanX 12-21-2002 05:07 PM

I've disabled my forumjump for the time eing. :bunny:

Velocd 12-21-2002 05:13 PM

I was at first pondering if there was a way to combine the forum permissions in forum jump function with that of this hack, but then after reading your post Teck it dawned on me that I never do use the forum jump..and it is quite useless.. :p (another 2 queries saved.. ^_^)

If you wanna solve your problem still Xianx, place the code in codechunk.txt under makeforumjump(), and that should do it.

TECK 12-21-2002 05:20 PM

Just unset $iforumcache and $ipermcache, that should do it... if you really want to have both sets of queries... But I find it useless, IMO. Just kill the forumJump. :)


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