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Well, I hate to differ with you but all the information from the queries in my hack is 100% correct. It has been tested thoroughly. Yes, I am using the same cache type that I used for the forumhome stats cache hack. And my hack was completely rewritten for version 2 with the cache. It only uses 1 query when reading from the cache and 6 when writing to it at the preset time. So, if queries is a big issue for anyone (and on bigger boards it usually is), then my hack will save them that. ;)
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Can you install this hack on a per forum basis?
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@Gio : it should work but I haven't tested it on vb3 Gold, I'll have to modify all my hacks for Vb3 Gold ;)
It should be posted during the week |
Our team has opened its support forum.
Now we will make support on our forum So if you want better support on our hacks go on our forum: http://www.vbulletindev.net/ There are not a lot of hacks for the moment but it will come. Cya soon on our forum :) |
I get this message: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/ochost/public_html/forum/forumdisplay.php on line 825. What's wrong??
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I'm sorry to bump this thread, but I still get a parse error when installing exactly as stated in this thread. (also the fix..)
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but Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/pcteknik/public_html/fr2/forumdisplay.php on line 816 help.. :ninja: |
I have this error....
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