revert edited templates..
and if you read back a page or 2 you'll see more on this topic..

working perfect in vb4.1.10

Hi Paul
I just disabled the mod and my forum has gone down and displays a 503 error.

I dont really see how disabling it could do that, 503 is an http Service Unavailable Code.

If you have disabled it, this cannot really be doing anything.

Paul,

I had installed your 3.8 version of this mod on my live board a couple years ago and was wondering how to proceed here. I just upgraded my 3.8 forum to 4.1.10 on a testbed on my local machine where I'm adding customization and mods before going live with it on the internet.

After my upgrade I can see that this mod "Who Has Read a Thread" is listed at the bottom of the vBulletin Options list in the Admin CP and when I click on it the mod CP page opens up.

Question (and I tried searching this thread to see if someone else asked about this): Is it best for me to uninstall the vb3.8 version and then install this vb4 version, or can the vb3.8 version be upgraded? I don't mind losing records of who read old threads - that's not important to me. What is important is installing this excellent mod as cleanly as possible for future use once I go live with my vb4 version.

TIA

Just install the vb4 version, it will remove any older versions of itself.

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Thanks man! Keep up the good work! :)

Hello Paul,

Very Nice... Good work !!! Thank you very much

It s ok for vb 4.1.1.0 ?

Is there any way to record each time a person reads a thread? I am doing some research and I am trying to watch some threads to see when and how often people return to it rather then only the last time they visited.

see the first screen shit in the first post .. click view readers will have a history of what thread those people read ..

I am not looking for a list of what a person read.

I looking to see who has read a post and for it to log each time they read it. Say it's a hot thread and I want to know how many times and when each person read it. Rather then the last time I need every time.

For example. If Bob reads a thread I want to see he read it on Monday, twice on Tuesday and once on Saturday. Record all visits. Not just the last visit.

I have read the info in the first post and I don't see anything that helps me with this.

Am I out of luck? It's a cool hack and I hope what I'm trying to do can be done.