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To compensate for the madness of cookies in vBulletin (I love EVERY ASPECT of vB except this!), I'd like to write a hack to allow users to manually enter their last visit time if the forum decides to take a dump.
For instance, I last visited my forum 24 hours ago. I went to visit the Admin CP this morning and check on a few things. I did not know that this would mark my cookie on the forum as "viewed EVERYTHING". So I went to the forum about 20 min later and View New Posts is EMPTY. I tried to change the timestamp in the cookie, but it just keeps rejecting it and giving me the Unregistered page. {EDIT: So I dug around for anywhere that used bblastvisit. Changing anything in sessions.php to look at $HTTP_GET_VARS was fruitless, but this worked!...} To add a "roll the clock back" function to your vBulletin (tested with vB2.3.0): 1. Open /forums/member.php 2. Find PHP Code:
PHP Code:
To roll back the clock, visit your forum with a valid unix timestamp on the end: http://www.yourforum.com/forums/memb...t&bblastvisit=[unixtimestamp] To generate a unix time stamp, try this: http://www.4webhelp.net/us/timestamp.php Eventually, I will create a template that lets people select the time they want to go back to. |
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