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Stasik

11-14-2001 10:00 PM

17.11.01 Updated: fixed a bug in installer.
16.11.01 Updated: fixed a bug and made installation easy.

Hi

My friend asked me to do it, and i found it intersting :D

This hack show how much time user needed to post/edit a post.

Screenshot here

4 Files to edit
4 Templates to edit
1 Template to add

All instructions in zip below.

(C) 2001 Stasik

squawell

11-15-2001 09:07 PM

take look

what's going on??

Reeve of shinra

11-16-2001 12:03 AM

Cool idea.

Is the composing time stored in the database?
I would be interested in modifying the script to give the total composing time for all posts.

Admin

11-16-2001 11:25 AM

Just a note Stasik, instead of doing this in showthread.php:

Code:

$time=time();

you can simply use $ourtimenow in the templates.
It's generated automatically in functions.php so you can use that.
Just don't mess with that variable. :)

Stasik

11-16-2001 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by squawell
take look

what's going on??

hmm...... do you have more errors like it?

Stasik

11-16-2001 01:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Reeve of shinra
Cool idea.

Is the composing time stored in the database?
I would be interested in modifying the script to give the total composing time for all posts.

Yes it is saved in database. Still interested?

Stasik

11-16-2001 01:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FireFly
Just a note Stasik, instead of doing this in showthread.php:

Code:

$time=time();

you can simply use $ourtimenow in the templates.
It's generated automatically in functions.php so you can use that.
Just don't mess with that variable. :)

chk update and tnh....

The Realist

11-16-2001 01:40 PM

Installed this hack (2.2.0) and after posting a message its saying:

Post composed in 0 minutes and 0 seconds.

Its not working?

:(

Stasik

11-16-2001 03:03 PM

please look in html-code of your new message page and search for name="t" post line here

The Realist

11-16-2001 03:14 PM

Working now!

I think :)

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