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Answer Sven and my questions? Thanks.
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So here's a bit of the problem:
admin/functions.php as per instructions: PHP Code:
admin/functions.php in vB2.0.0 Final Release: PHP Code:
So is there anyone out there who could tell me what to do? |
tx Kier
works with 2.0.0 release also functions.php find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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sven the code looks the same .. it just appears I got to it and broke the sql up into multiple lines which I have a habit of doing.
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The code replace for announcement.php is incorrect?? I can only find this:
if ($post[hascustomavatar] and $avatarenabled) { $avatarurl="avatar.php?userid=$post[userid]&dateline=$post[avatardateline]"; Note it is different from this in the instructions: if ($post[hascustomavatar] and $avatarenabled) { $avatarurl="avatar.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&userid=$post[userid]"; What gives? I have final 2.0. |
Well, that's almost the same question I have.... what about the
&dateline=$post[avatardateline]" thing? Do I have to add this at the appropriate places or is it not mandatory? I got the Avatar_as_files option working on my local testinstallation with the replacements from the instructions but I'm not sure if I can use this on the production environment w/o causing bugs due to the changes. |
I just started with that file...are there any more of these discrepencies?
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@jucs:
I edited all of the files now to add the "dateline"... It's in all files but member.php, in most of them you just need to add the &dateline=$post[avatardateline]" but in user.php it's different, take care of that one! In my local installation it seems to work - after I changed the files ;) |
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