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Awaiting for the good news. thanks again!!! rgds, |
Hi sv1;
In the nopostrelatedwarnings instructions, I cannot find PHP Code:
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Please keep in mind one thing I keep saying from the beginning. I maintain this hack, for my own usage, so some times, I do some changes which do not get to the public. Then, when someone else asks for some additional thing, the old part creeps up out of nowhere. In any case, here are the files that I use, they have all the options. You may try them. Sorry for any inconvenience. Rgds |
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$messageb=""; Y is the username for the account. You need to add the template warn_em I used the one provided by sv1cec in this post and edited it for my board https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=408 Thanks again for all the help! |
All my old warning types are no longer visable with some changes? Without going to much trouble, is there any warning type DB update I missed that may cause this?
PS: Many more thanks sv1 |
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Or to be more precise, there might be something. The fact that I am using "active" and "inactive" warnings, in other words, I keep historical records. Check your warnings with the SQL above. If they are there, and they do not appear in the View Warnings, I'll explain what you have to do to see them again. Rgds |
They're still in the database.
But I notice you had a table warn_type in the warning_types table - which NULL = YES. I created this entry too - could this be related? |
No the warn_type, if set to Yes, means it is a post-related warning, if set to No, it is a non-post related one. If you upgraded to the latest version I posted, you have to go to the AdminCP and edit your warning types accordingly.
For the warnings not showing, the thing is, there is a column in the warnings table, called warned_status. If this is empty in your records, they may not show up in the View Warnings. You have to fill them in with the letter 'A'. In other words, run this query: update `warnings` set warned_status='A' Let me know if this works. |
Working great :)
Many thanks sv1! |
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