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Of course, it hadn't, I was right, and it was a case of 'following instructions contained in a 'new post' notification, rather than those that were on the page' (and had been for over 2 hours). |
I made the edits based on the email in the morning before leaving for work.
When it didn't work I sent a reply. I thought I needed a field from subscription.status. I am appreciative of the support. It is one of the most useful modules on my portal page. I bumped the message hoping someone would see it as a new post and if they new the answer they would reply. I also had that additional question. I realize support is not clicked so I subscribed to this thread for the day someone searched for this topic and could answer my question. Thanks again. |
That's cool. :)
Sorry I missed it, I had unsubscribed from all threads cos my inbox was filling up...and sorry for the way I came across in the last few posts, I'm hecticly busy with moving house and am getting a little stressed. |
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I still have unopened boxes from moving several years ago. My wife won't let me throw them out. :squareeyed: |
Odd It works great on my site, yet when I try to do it on another I get some SQL Error.
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Database error in vBulletin 3.0.7: |
Very sorry .. I don't use TABLE_PREFIX on my sites..
Change the query in subscribers.php to PHP Code:
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figured out a fix yours generated a error
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SELECT user.userid,username |
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