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hmm... well I'm not really sure what is wrong, can you test this:
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$thumbsforums = array(210); If it still failed then run this test: Code:
$thumbsforums = array(210); Let me know what your results were. |
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Hi Jason, i've given those two scripts a try and here are the results:
The 1st script made little difference in the fact that it did not display any threads just like my initial problem. The 2nd script did exactly as you said, it displayed all the threads without any thumbnail images. Thanks for your help trying to work this out, it's really appreciated. |
:D , then the answer is simple, one of your other hacks is using the variable $displaythumbs. This can be easily solved be changing the name to something more unique such as $tt_displaythumbs (tt for thread thumbnail). I've just updated the template and xml with "tt_" added to my variables.
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Hey it's working now, kind of. Sorry to give you more bad news but only one of the thumbnails is now showing.
You can view the forum here: http://www.littlewales.com/forumdisplay.php?f=210 |
you have an old template, that was fixed a while back when I moved the <if condition="$show['threadicon']"> inside the else statement
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<if condition="$show['threadicons']"> |
@Jason can you please provide the intructions in the zip file.
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Cheers |
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Hi, nice hack here. :)
Is there any options of displaying the Avatar of the thread started instead of using attachments? |
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