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what does shutdown_query do?
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that went right over my head.
let's simplify ->query( // you'd use for a loop ->query_first( // standard query ->shutdown_query( // ??? |
You know what, I have absolutely no idea. It appears that it's a feature designed to run queries after the page has rendered. All the queries in shutdown queries are not run at that particular part of the script I can tell you that. If you look at exec_shut_down() in functions.php you'll see what happens. However, I can't find any reference to that function being run anywhere in any of the vB files :)
Who knows... maybe I'm overlooking something |
Lol, you should read the how-to's :D
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=75207 With great thanks to Bruce.Lee :D :D |
I just checked again, and that function is not being called anywhere according to ultraedit!
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And I thought UltraEdit was a good software ^.^
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Or did you mean exec_shut_down? functions.php PHP Code:
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No no no no.... ;)
Ok those queries are passed to the method with db_mysql.php, and either ran at that exact time or stored in an array. This array is then released by the method with a global call and acn be used anywhere else in the script. There is then no reference to where-else these queries are ran. So they must be run at that exact point in the script. Do a search for $shutdownqueries and you tell me where they are run, in exec_shut_down. Ok then tell me where this function is ran ;) Follow? |
Revised my last post to include the references for exec_shut_down
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Weird I don't have those lines in my functions.php?
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