just wondering which hack did vbulletin.org uses for this?
 

This sentence dat displays on the bottom of the page :

Page generated in 0.06184900 seconds (81.92% PHP - 18.08% MySQL) with 18 queries.

is there also a hack showing the server load?

Microstats by Teck

Does this hack affect the ability to properly upgrade vbulletin verions?

There is no hack that does not affect the ability to upgrade vbulletin versions. If a script is capable of doing it, it is called an add-on, not a hack anyway.

A hack is a modification in default vbulletin files. So when you upgrade your version, this file will be replaced with the new version's file which means that you will lose your hack as its code is overwritten with your file update.

So all hacks needs to be reapplied after version upgrades and this is how they affect the ability to upgrade vb versions.

cool thanks!

to correct it:
Teck's hack shows the same thing, but our version on vb.org was made before teck's hack ;)

but just as a note ;)

ohh okies :D by the way I seems to have some problem here... not sure if anyone can help me

my seconds appear wierd in my homepage and it looks fine in the forums page...

Homepage : http://www.keeptouch.net/ (showing as 1,058,321,505.67591703 seconds)
Forums : http://forums.keeptouch.net/ (showing as 0.30995905 seconds)

Any idea wats wrong?

hmm i think this problem come up with versions over 2.2.8.

i think a fix is in the supportthread

okies will check it out again... just wondering has it got to do with the global file that comes from vbhome?