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Are actually Guest searches displayed, too? (I don't believe they are.)
If not is there a way to enable it? |
No, it's not set up for guest searches now. I did that so the guests wouldn't use the server resources that should be reserved to the members, IMO. It gives them a little more incentive to register that way. ;)
I'm not sure what it would take to add that. I'll have to look into it. ;) |
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3 Most Recent Searches Made By Forum MembersWeird ... not that it would be really a biggy. Would just be nice if it would really keep the last 15 or 20 searches. You have probably more important things to do ... |
It's not that I have anything more important to do, I just can't figure out why it is doing that to you when no on else has run into this problem yet. This is a new one on me. There's no way my code limits how long a search is kept in the db. Have you installed the full text serach hack by J. Woo, by chance?
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Well, I have no clue either. :) You said that this controls the number of searches displayed: PHP Code:
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That first code it part fo the query for the searches. That second code is just for the amount of searches in the titile bar (where it says 7 Most Recent Searches Made By Forum Members ). The 7 is what that second piece of code brings up. ;)
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Do you have the full text search hack installed?
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