[louis_chypher]

Any suggestion on how to pass a parameter to a web querry and have it included in the query? Such as an event id.

such as:

SELECT something FROM calendar where id=xxxx

where I pass to the query the value for xxxx?

Also:

Originally Posted by ChrisBaktis

Any help with the webquery to list the top to referers and how many referals they have?

I am assuming by, "to list the top to referers" you mean the top two (2) referers?

Try in your admin Maintainence sql query (see note):

SELECT COUNT(2) AS count, user.userid AS userid
FROM XXXuser AS users
INNER JOIN XXXuser AS user ON(users.referrerid = user.userid)
WHERE users.referrerid <> 0
GROUP BY users.referrerid


*NOTE: replace XXX with the prefix name that you are using for you dB.

The prefix name I use is "vb_" so the query I would use is:

SELECT COUNT(2) AS count, user.userid AS userid
FROM vb_user AS users
INNER JOIN vb_user AS user ON(users.referrerid = user.userid)
WHERE users.referrerid <> 0
GROUP BY users.referrerid

If you do not have a prefix then use:

SELECT COUNT(2) AS count, user.userid AS userid
FROM user AS users
INNER JOIN user AS user ON(users.referrerid = user.userid)
WHERE users.referrerid <> 0
GROUP BY users.referrerid

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if that is what you want then the below should work in your web query as the query to get the count and who:

SELECT COUNT(2) AS count, user.userid AS userid
FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user AS users
INNER JOIN " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user AS user ON(users.referrerid = user.userid)
WHERE users.referrerid <> 0
GROUP BY users.referrerid