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Originally Posted by Pyrix
Can I suggest a small change?
Change '{microstats}' to '<!--{microstats}-->' in the template and in the str_replace in the plugin.
This way, on pages where the vb footer is used but it's not designed 'for' vbulletin (for example photopost, mediawiki) it doesn't leave the text {microstats} breaking your table, as it sees it as a comment.
Ollie
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Excellent suggestion, Ollie. I updated the code.
The file in the first post will still show as 1.0.2 version, since it's just a cosmetic change, it does not replace any of the hack's functionalities.
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Originally Posted by abramelin
i dont want regular users to see anything, what must i do?
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Hi abramelin,
I'm an old school guy, so I'm not really used to those questions.
The idea with a hack is to open the code and see how is done. I'm sure that if you open the .xml file you will see how to do it rightaway.
Still, is my pleasure to help you. Simply uninstall the product and run the new
product-vbmicrostats_admin.xml file instead.
Since I implemented Ollie's request, you will have to edit ONLY the
footer template like in the new
readme.html file (see first post for the new file, it still shows as 1.0.2).
Leave the PHP files the way they are edited now, they are not needed to be re-modified in order to work with your hack request.
In exchange for my help, promise me this:
You will open the 2 .xml files and look at the code to compare it.
If you still don't understand it, let me know, I will explain you where are the changes.
The idea is to learn what is hapenning inside your code, not just to install a file.
Thanks.