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FReeSTER 08-10-2007 04:26 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by coderphp (Post 1313395)
of course it is working
Can you help me out getting this right.... I love this Mod eventhough is not working property in my site... What you think is the problem for the data base error Im getting?


Any help will be much appreciate it..

TY

Gunshot 08-10-2007 04:31 AM
hmmmm

I have a major problem with this hack as it stands

When I login as a registered member and do a search it shows thread titles for private forums. This could be somewhat embarrassing

It won't allow you to view the thread, but some titles are enough to get you in trouble..
..if you know what I mean

StrifeX 08-10-2007 05:00 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by El Intocable (Post 1314165)
Can you help me out getting this right.... I love this Mod eventhough is not working property in my site... What you think is the problem for the data base error Im getting?


Any help will be much appreciate it..

TY
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....9&postcount=41

Magnumutz 08-10-2007 05:23 AM
Too bad it only searches Thread titles...

rjmjr69 08-10-2007 06:53 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Brew (Post 1314155)
I don't think it's excessive.

How many queries does your site currently have to load up the search screens? All together I would bet that there would be less with this system.

I think most people would find a thread they like in the first five to ten characters. That would probably be about even without having this but this is much easier.

One thing he could add to this would be a limit on key strokes option in the admin area. That would keep someone from causing too many queries.

Ah I see what your saying now. Well with the description of the hack you have up does it no justice. So basically as soon as you type a character it starts searching from the character Pretty neat. I'll wait for the bugs to be worked out.

rainyleaves 08-10-2007 01:51 PM
Can I excluding specify forum for search result?

coderphp 08-10-2007 03:11 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by rjmjr69 (Post 1314148)
Whats the benefits of using this over any other search? One query for each key stroke seems excessive no?
ordinary search needs 10+ queries to be done
this needs only 1 query..
so i think it is not excessive at all

Quote:
Originally Posted by El Intocable (Post 1314165)
Can you help me out getting this right.... I love this Mod eventhough is not working property in my site... What you think is the problem for the data base error Im getting?


Any help will be much appreciate it..

TY
Please re-download and re-install the Mod

Quote:
Originally Posted by Gunshot (Post 1314167)
hmmmm

I have a major problem with this hack as it stands

When I login as a registered member and do a search it shows thread titles for private forums. This could be somewhat embarrassing

It won't allow you to view the thread, but some titles are enough to get you in trouble..
..if you know what I mean
No it is not showing thread titles unless user can see it
the Mod is using the same user validation functions as the original search module do

Quote:
Originally Posted by Magnumutz (Post 1314190)
Too bad it only searches Thread titles...
again searching posts will cause too much load on the mysql server
and i dont like to do so

Quote:
Originally Posted by rainyleaves (Post 1314451)
Can I excluding specify forum for search result?
of course u can
edit the file ajax_search.php
find
PHP Code:
(0 $excludelist) 
replace with

PHP Code:
(0, $forumnum1, $forumnum2 $excludelist) 
Regards for all :)

Quantnet 08-10-2007 03:16 PM
why you put progress.gif under/images/

You should have put it under some folder like /misc/ and updated the code accordingly.

rainyleaves 08-10-2007 03:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by coderphp (Post 1314490)
of course u can
edit the file ajax_search.php
find
PHP Code:
(0 $excludelist) 
replace with

PHP Code:
(0, $forumnum1, $forumnum2 $excludelist) 
Regards for all :)
Great!!!

I edited like this.
Quote:
(0, 34, 57 $excludelist)
Works charm~ :)
Thanks!!

grazianno 08-10-2007 05:01 PM
nice nice mod thx man ;)


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