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Display X Most Recent Searches
Hack name: Most Recent Searches
Version: 1.01 Author: Mephisteus (Sebastiaan) Steps: 1 product import Info: Show the X most recent searches Tested on: 3.7.2 - OK Note: I have added a product dependancy for vBulletin 3.7.0 at minimum. It might work on earlier versions, it might not. Feature - Choose the X for the X amount of most recent searches Noteworthy stuff It only tracks Keyword searches and it adds a new most recent search for each and every single one executed. MAKE A BACKUP I will not be held responsible for any damage this hack may cause to your forum. This hack is NOT supported. If you get support, consider yourself lucky. I reserve the right to REMOVE the hack at any time without prior notice. Please keep any bug reports in this thread. History 1.0.1 1 table created (mrs_search) 2 new plugins (search_process_start, cron_script_cleanup_hourly2) 1 plugin altered (search_intro) 1.0.0 Initial release Requested by CarterMarkham |
1.0.1 coming :D
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Fixed, turns out you need to enable the "vBulletin Default (Will be replaced by upgrade scripts)" option. Who thought of that!
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Thank you for making this!
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I hope you do realize that permissions are not considered. This means that if an admin makes a search, this can also be seen by any member.
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I'm pretty aware of that, cause, ya know, I wrote it.
If that's a problem, don't use it. If you want to make it so that it doesn't and release that, go right ahead. I tagged the whole "Re-usable Code" thing for a reason :p |
So this is a "rolling" display? Is there a way to make it like the one for 3.5? Where it just shows the last 15 searches no matter what time. I have a small board and people dont search every 15 minutes.
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Err, it still shows the latest searches on my test board. The ones I made last night well over 12 hours ago.
[edit] And *now* they're gone. I'll look into it. [edit 2] Found what it is, working on a fix. [edit 3] Fixed |
This is working great, but is there a way to get rid of the double search thing?
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Hi,
will it be a vb4 Version? |
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