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UPDATED! Not a new version number, but a bug fix.
Fixed another bug with using forum titles and included forums. New update: *Actually* fixed the bug with the forums this time. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It's my best work to date (if I do say so myself ) and I think you'll like it and like all the configuration you can do. This image shows the script with all of the columns on, and parsing [code], smilies, and the post icon, as well as showing the forum title before the thread title. This image shows the script with all the columns off except $lastpostdate, and the $tw (table width) set to 600, and $showdate set to 0 (to just show the last post time). This image shows the same as #2, except $tw is blank (allowing the table to compact and remove the empty space automatically). Hack version: 1.0.1 Changes since version 1.0.0: Fixed small bug. Changes since version 0.1.0: Parses [ b], [ i], [ u], [ code], and [ quote] within the "last post". Displays the icon of the post, or the thread if there is no post icon. Parses smilies. New option to convert new lines to <br> so the post appears as the author wrote it (note: may cause problems if there are large breaks in posts). Changes since version 0.0.2: New option to show the text of the last post of a thread (also option to limit the number of characters of the post displayed). New option to set the table width, as a percent, a number of pixels, or just let the table size naturally. New option to show just the time of the last post, instead of the date *and* the time. New option to show a thin line around the cells (cell spacing). Changes since version 0.0.1: Include only specific forums, or set to allow all forums except certain excluded forums. New option to display a "Last post date" column with the last post date and time, formatted with your board's date & time setting. Fixed a bug with font and font size. Split the config into a separate file to make editing easier. For version: v2 betas 3, 4, 5, RC1, RC2. Files needed: last10.php, last10config.php (see attached zip file). Files to edit: last10config.php (see attached zip file). Possible file locations: Anywhere, as long as the relative path to config.php and the URL to your board are correct. Also, you must put last10.php and last10config.php in the same directory! Instructions 1] Unzip the files last10.php and last10config.php to your hard drive. 2] Open last10config.php in an ASCII text editor, such as Notepad (Windows), SimpleText (Mac), EditPlus, UltraEdit, TextPad, etc. (DO NOT use WYSIWYG HTML editors such as FrontPage, HotDog, DreamWeaver, etc. They will in all likelyhood screw up the file! I will not be able to support you if you edit the file in one of these programs.) 3] Edit the variables at the top. These are:
<? include("last10.php"); ?> To include it on a server-parsed page (.shtml, .shtm, .ssi, etc.): <!--#include file="last10.php"--> Instructions are also included in the zip file (last10.txt). FEEDBACK WANTED! Likes/dislikes/modification requests all gladly accepted! Please DO NOT contact me via IM or PM about this hack. Post your problem/question here and I will try to help you. Show Your Support
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Yeah I'd like this to work with vB3 as well, I changed the path to config.php all I get is this error message:
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Works a treat with vb3... just adjust the variables to point to the correct paths.
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That doesn't help =), I've already done that - hence the above error even appearing in the first place. Can you attach your version or explain EXACTLY what you changed?
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Ah, found the problem! It's because I'm using a prefix ($tableprefix) of 'vb3_' in the database. You have to change all the query and table calls to thus include 'vb3_' before them.
I'm not quite sure how to add '$tableprefix' before each call without it merging into one line and confusing things. Otherwise it needs to be done manually, which is a pain. |
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To solve the prefix problem...
Try this (I am not where I can test the script... but it should work without any problems) All it does is add $tableprefix before each table name in the From clause of each sql statement. * edit - Like the true doofus I am... I did this and then read your post again... which clearly points out that you know all of this... but it should also point out where you were having problems * For example.... PHP Code:
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Is there some way that this hack can be modified such that users who do not permissions to see a post normally cannot see them via this hack?
As an example. I have forums for my moderators that registered users cannot see. On the page this hack produces, they can see the threads...but obviously not access them. I am looking to filter the threads to remove them from displaying on this list based on user group. Make sense? Thanks and great hack! Oh yeah..if I missed this somewhere in the last 31 pages, sorry! |
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Hi, thanksd for the hack - exactly what I was looking for
One request - is it possible to not display 'Thread title' in the table? My site have a graphic above the forum links so this extra text is redundant. It has probably been answered somewhere in the thread but there's alot of stuff to plough through there! Here's an illustration of what I mean, rhs of the page... http://www.ripnet-uk.com TIA for any help |
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everytime i try and work with this hack, i get this, someone please help me
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still in need of dyer help with this :happysad:
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Perhaps if you explained exactly what your problem is?
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