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@Ranger187, yes I did. The whole file ++++ed up my entire forums...
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Instructions state, as with all plugins, you backup your forums. So simply revert it if you had issues... If you're on VB5, it won't work. Failed to open won't F your forums up. Did you bother trying to reinstall it over top of itself? |
Great mod! But the icon doesn't change to mgc_cb_gen_channel_new.gif. I've created another channel but only mgc_cb_gen_channel_nosel and mgc_cb_gen_channel_sel are displayed.
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The channels icon only shows if you have channels enabled and have more than the default one displayed. Meaning default and <channel 2>.
If at that point you don't have a channels icon showing, make sure you copied it from the channels folder in the /images folder to the correct theme you have/are using. |
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YOU have to make the icons though. He only provides the standard one.
So you'd need 3 No selection Selected New (and animate that one) If however, the default one isn't showing the (new) part and flashing, then something is wrong. I've not messed with the channels in a good year so make sure there's not an option to enable/disable it that's not ticked. |
So my forum got put on a temporary hold on hostgator because of too much cpu usage. It was mainly due to the Ajax refreshing. I noticed it got bad when I allowed unregistered users to see the chatbox. We are on a shared server so we can't use that much cpu. I took it off for guests, but I want to have it for them to see because the activity on the chatbox is a real selling point of the site. How can I reduce server and cpu usage while keeping the chats there? Would making it refresh after an extended time like 20 seconds help? Also how can I terminate previous Ajax process cuz the hostgator people say the Ajax processes are stacking on each other which is causing an increase in server load
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Hello,
If you let unregistered users see the forum it means search crawlers will see it too that might be the reason. Do you have a huge amount of chats displayed inside the chatbox ? I don't think it's a question of refresh, rather the fact that you allowed unregistered users. Killing processes is server side, you should ask the support from hostgator. Clément |
So the pure fact that I'm letting them see the chatbox, and not letting them use it, means that it's going to cause server overload.
I have the default number of chats for both regular mode, large mode, and full screen mode. The thing is that I want the unreg users to see, but I want to drastically reduce cpu usage. What would be the best way to reduce server load while letting the unreg users see(not use) the chatbox? |
What I mean is that in that case, web crawlers (google, etc...) see the chatbox and they tend to be numerous and visit a lot.
You could first try to reduce the refresh rate for unregistered users that might reduce load a bit (something like 30s) for unregistered would seem fair choice if you only want them to see it. Clément |
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