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Inspired in wluke's hack:
open forumdisplay.php find code: $threads=$DB_site->query(" SELECT $dotuserid $votequery ".iif($foruminfo[allowicons],'icon.title as icontitle,icon.iconpath,','')." thread.threadid,thread.title,lastpost, forumid,pollid,open,replycount,postusername,postus erid, lastposter,thread.dateline, replace it with: $threads=$DB_site->query(" SELECT $dotuserid $votequery ".iif($foruminfo[allowicons],'icon.title as icontitle,icon.iconpath,','')." thread.threadid,thread.title,lastpost, forumid,pollid,open,replycount,postusername,postus erid, lastposter,thread.dateline AS threadstart, find code:(2x) $thread[lastreplydate]=vbdate($dateformat,$thread[lastpost]); $thread[lastreplytime]=vbdate($timeformat,$thread[lastpost]); insert after it: $thread[threadstartdate]=vbdate($dateformat,$thread[threadstart]); $thread[threadstarttime]=vbdate($timeformat,$thread[threadstart]); save and close forumdisplay.php edit forumdisplaybit template find: <td bgcolor="{secondaltcolor}" width="30%" nowrap><normalfont>$thread[postedby] replace it with: <td bgcolor="{secondaltcolor}" width="30%" nowrap><smallfont>$thread[threadstartdate] <font color="{timecolor}">$thread[threadstarttime]</font><br> by $thread[postedby]</smallfont></td> save it done |
What does this hack do and where can we see an example of it?
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It displays you when the thread was started.
For example: thread starter nuno on 05-26-2001 05:28 PM |
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Nice hack man !!! its working great ! easy to install, i had it working in 3 minutes. nice !!!
My members are very happy now, tnx again. RoseValleY |
Great hack :), install it with ease!
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Odd. I've been doing the same thing all along, only my version is much simpler.
Here are my instructions for the same thing: Find this code in forumdisplay.php: (NOTE: it appears TWICE. You are looking ONLY for the SECOND instance of this code!) PHP Code:
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Next, edit the forumdisplaybit template. Look for: PHP Code:
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align="right" *** So you can see the differences between my version and nuno's version is that I get the thread start time and date from the dateline directly: "$timeformat,$thread[dateline]", whereas in nuno's version you have to edit a select query earlier in the code, and get the start time and date from the query results. It's just simpler this way, although obviously either way works. :) Example: http://www.jjr512.com/forums/forumdi...p?s=&forumid=1 |
I'd also like to add that in the forumdisplay_threadslist template, I changed Thread Starter to Thread Started, because with the new information in that column, the word "started" is more accurate. It follows more naturally: "Thread Started date by username", rather than "Thread Starter date by username". :)
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Thanks For the hack, worked great!
Joey |
One issue that I can't figure out is why the username link is underlined in the "Thread Started" column, but not in the Last Post column. I followed the instructions to the letter! :)
Ethan |
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