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Coders Shack,
I finally got to play around with this again tonight. It only seems to work for me if I set more than 1 forum. If I only set 1 forum, the array is ignored. I *THINK* I read somewhere a while back about php5 (at least some versions) handling some array functions differently than php4, where these versions of php expect the array to be a true array (more than 1 item). Or maybe that was in a dream. Anyhow, it works for me (php 5.2.1) if I have more than 1 forum listed. |
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Doesn't work for me...
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I think this is an excellent idea, I too would like to see different things happen based on how a thread is modded. Or maybe a algorithm where diggs and replies both come into play when judging what is on the first page of a forum.
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It may be useful to have an option to not allow 'sticky' threads to be 'dugg'.
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Works great now in postbit legacy :)
If you did something that grabbed the latest digs or most dugg, then added them to the forumhome somewhere, it would be fairly easy to do for vb advanced. I'd replace my current vba news module with this. |
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