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Try running it several times?
Lol only thing I can think of |
That query won't work on the other 3 because they weren't deleted by a moderator, so there's no record of them in the moderatorlog.. Is there any other way to get the timestamp?
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hehe, yes. Ask those who deleted it, when he/she did delete the post/thread and fill them in. If you make up some number, it wouldnt be different from 00:00, 1st Jan 1970 right? I dont know if there's any other place that record this timestamp, so for my forum, I just ... let it be, or try to ... hard delete them if they are worth to be deleted. if you can find the place where this deletion time recorded, let me know |
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Hm okay lol :p
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I think thats about it :) And @ the missing timestamps: Unless they are posts/threads that you want sticking around for usage as evidence against spammers, why not just remove them and be done with it ;) |
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anyway, if post's owner want to delete a post, there's no reason for not delete them (unless it contains valuable information that you want to keep). |
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the reason i know is because i had some trouble with my functions_databuild.php and i didn't do the file edits until i realised that they were meant to be there for this hack |
If you do not perform that edit, the date stamp of the deleted posts/threads will appear as "00:00, 1st Jan 1970" (in whatever default date format you have).
So if you dont care much for when they are deleted, and you wouldnt use the sorting feature anyways, then its not needed :) |
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I am referring to future records ;)
If they dont get a date inserted, how will the script know what date they were deleted, hm? :p |
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