It's good, but how can we allow our members to see that?

Hi,

Is this possible to display in a small box in another website, but in the same server ??

In the vaispy.php Look for

Quote:

// ####################### SET PHP ENVIRONMENT ###########################

REPLACE WITH

Quote:

// ####################### SET PHP permission ########################### require_once('./global.php'); if (!($forumperms & $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'])) { print_no_permission(); } // ####################### SET PHP ENVIRONMENT ###########################

Thanks much

Installed, great hack >> Click done! :up:

I would assume that most people put a link to it in their navbar or their portal page.

Sweet mod! Got it installed and works great!

However, it's not quite XHTML valid. I had to make about a 1/2 dozen changes to get it to be so. ;)

http://forums.finalgear.com/vaispy.php?styleid=5

This is a great hack. A nice way to just sit back and watch in real time which threads are most active, and when.
I'm keeping this all for myself... my members would only abuse it as they do with most things.
:D
A couple of questions though:

1. In the "event" box, so far mine is only showing "new post" ... is this supposed to be logging anything else? New thread?

2. Is there any way to show the entire post in the thread/post column? It shows a fair amount but cuts off at a certain point.

Small box? Not that I can think off off-hand; although you could look at the vBadvanced plugin to see if that helps.

1. It'll say new post or new thread depending on the last posts it grabs; so, yes, it should be posting new threads.

2. You could modify the vbispy.php application to change the string truncation occurring.

One Question:

I can use it to show thread at vbIspy ? and i dont want our user to seeing this page...just wanted to display the thread at vbiSpy Network only..

update every 1.5 hour(dont want to be a reason of heavy server load)

can u provide some tips?

I have a module for just that purpose; I should post it here as well. There is no viewing capability (its been stripped out). You just load this on your forums directory and it provides the xml feed.

The file is attached; just upload to your server and run it in a browser window to see if you get the XML data. If you do, then you can submit your site to vBIspy.com.