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I apologize once again, because I have no idea what you just said.
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the is_member_of function also checks the additional usergroups for users, not just their primary usergroup
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Ah, I see what you mean. Kinda makes it too bad it doesn't work, huh? ;)
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It should.
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Check the function declaration to see that you are using it properly.
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Ok, look - I've tried applying what you gave me exactly as you stated and it doesn't work. This is especially frustrating when I started out this whole thing by posting code that does work. Since it's clear you're feeding me suggestions you aren't bothering to test, I say we stop this conversation now. Give me something that you know works or quit wasting my time by increasing your post count with useless one-sentence replies.
I hate to sound harsh or frustrated, but damn. I'm only trying to help make your hack better. Peace, out. |
Nice Hack Gary W. /me clicks install.
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gettin this error when i try to view a thread.....
Database error in vBulletin 3.0.1: Invalid SQL: SELECT whoviewed FROM thread WHERE threadid = 6505 mysql error: Unknown column 'whoviewed' in 'field list' mysql error number: 1054 Date: Friday 28th of May 2004 05:35:42 AM Script: xxx Referer: xxx Username: xxx IP Address: xxx |
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It seems like this code will record "guest id = 0" too. Should it check if $bbuserinfo['userid'] exist? |
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What would I have to change if I would like that members with a certain user ID or members of a certain usergroup are NOT displayed on the "Who viewed this thread?" list, even if they have viewed a certain thread? I don't want myself listed for others. |
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