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Installed and works perfectly...
For those that use html pages with ssi... simply include using: Code:
<!--#include virtual="forum/boardstat.php" --> Great hack, just what i was looking for! Live on www.majorfm.com/main.shtml |
Glad you Enjoy it Major, this hack has been the same besides a minor update now and then. I am planning to rewrite it in the future so it could possibly share vbulletin templates or have more information in multiple areas of your site. basically, I was thinking of setting it up so people who want vbulletin stats like this don't need a vb portal system. With a portal system like the ones offered, your design styles are severly limited. :)
Glad you enjoy it and wait for the future update. |
tiny problem...
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...and yes i love it, i have been looking for this for ages, i have tweaked the html a bit as you will see at: http://www.majorfm.com/main.shtml for guests and members... neatened it out a bit... felt it was a touch cluttered... :squareeyed: |
The stats works fine if I view the page, boardstats.php.
When I included into into another php page, it works fine if I'm logged in. However, if I'm not logged in I get the following error: Unable to add cookies, header already sent. |
I figured out a workaround. It doesn't give all the board stats, but it's suitable for now.
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Not sure what you are referring to there. It pulls the same stats as if it were on your forums. Are you trying to display all posts counts ever? What would be the point of that ?
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One small issue.
1. Login using this script. 2. Go to your forums. (I added a link to my forums in the script) 3. Logout at your forums. 4. Return to this script. 5. Page is cached, still shows you logged in even though cookies have been cleared etc. Hit reload/refresh and the correct page is displayed showing login boxes. In the script code, I added the following at the beginning of the HTML code but the page still wants to cache. Is there a work around for this? I basically just dropped the php file in my forums dir and running it from there - not #included in HTML page. Quote:
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A little success. Per an article at Microsoft, I added an additional <HEAD></HEAD> tag set after the </BODY> set. In both sets and put in:
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Thanks for the great script!! |
sorry, not sure how to, how do i add the code to my php file to call it over?
cheers |
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