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Thanks ! cool mod :cool: :lick: :banana: :bunny: :up: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny: :banana: :banana: :banana:
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Nice feature this. Looks a bit sad with that single user which is me, but still.
Installed ofcourse! |
This is nice ;). Installing the latest version.
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Hello all,
Hello Paul, I'd like to know if it is possible to display users in chronological order of visiting time instead of alphabetical order? Thank you. |
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But in which way should we "alter the sql in the plugin"? :confused: |
Chage the order by from username to dateline.
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I'm really not a coder and it's a bit strange for me :( |
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Go into the file with a text editor, and you should see a SQL statement that has an order statement in it. It will say something like "ORDER BY USERNAME" as the last clause of the SQL statement. Change the text USERNAME to DATELINE or WHOREAD.DATELINE, and resave the file, perhaps under a new name. Then when you upload the product via the vBulletin product manager, point to your new edited file. |
I tried to change username by dateline and I had the following
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Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4: |
I have the same with WHOREAD.DATELINE
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Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4: |
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