Thread Count

This is a small hack that will add a thread count to the postbit, but it makes it avaible to any varible that gets the whole user table, such as $bbuserinfo and $userinfo.

Included is an update function that will allow you to update the threads counts for any reason.

Shouldn't take more than 5 min to install

It was tested on two dev boards, there shouldn't be any issues.

Thanks to Matt and Chris Padfield

[Kaishi]

installed flawlessly under 3.07

[webrats]

i still cant get it count the old threads

[Pain86]

Originally Posted by webrats

i still cant get it count the old threads

i seem to be having the same problem... it doesnt count all the threads.. some members have 3 threads showin in their postbit when they have made more..

is there a way to fix this? :ermm:

[Zachery]

Originally Posted by Pain86

i seem to be having the same problem... it doesnt count all the threads.. some members have 3 threads showin in their postbit when they have made more..

is there a way to fix this? :ermm:

Are all the threads they made in forums that count for posts?

[Pain86]

hmm not sure what you mean? sorry.



do you mean when they make a thread it just adds to their postcount?....

for example .. ive made over 500 threads but 106 thread count shows up in my postcount....

[Zachery]

Originally Posted by Pain86

hmm not sure what you mean? sorry.



do you mean when they make a thread it just adds to their postcount?....

for example .. ive made over 500 threads but 106 thread count shows up in my postcount....

Are the said 500 threads you have made still in the database?

Are they in forums where posts count towards post count?

[Pain86]

yea.. all forums counts towards post count.

[Pain86]

and all the threads are in the datebase

[Pain86]

hi i got this error when updating threads..

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.7:

Invalid SQL: SELECT userid FROM user ORDER BY userid DESC LIMIT -1000, 1000
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '-1000, 1000' at line 1

mysql error number: 1064

[MajorFm.com]

Im glad its not just me with these count issues... when i installed it, it actually started me off at a grand total of zero... even though i know im the top thread poster on my forum...