Two queries: HTL related. Not saying I'm having any problems regarding this but I noticed the HTL only lists two modifications for 'postbit_legacy' whereas there're three for 'postbit'. Is this correct? Also I read in this thread of a second global.php edit. I only see one in the HTL.
Now a fault report I had from one of my users. I haven't tested this as I'm really busy with hack upgrade matters:
"The richest members pages are sometimes inaccurate when first clicked. For instance, say I click it once when I have 1000 Gil. Then I go and spend it all. When I go back, it still says I have 1000 Gil until I refresh. I am guessing there is some minor error in the scripting. It's very trivial, though...
(I ran into this problem because I click the Richest Members link to see how much I have, and then I go to the bank to deposit...and it tells me "You cannot deposit more than you have." lol...)".
Two queries: HTL related. Not saying I'm having any problems regarding this but I noticed the HTL only lists two modifications for 'postbit_legacy' whereas there're three for 'postbit'. Is this correct? Also I read in this thread of a second global.php edit. I only see one in the HTL.
Now a fault report I had from one of my users. I haven't tested this as I'm really busy with hack upgrade matters:
"The richest members pages are sometimes inaccurate when first clicked. For instance, say I click it once when I have 1000 Gil. Then I go and spend it all. When I go back, it still says I have 1000 Gil until I refresh. I am guessing there is some minor error in the scripting. It's very trivial, though...
(I ran into this problem because I click the Richest Members link to see how much I have, and then I go to the bank to deposit...and it tells me "You cannot deposit more than you have." lol...)".
I've said it before, the HTL installer doesn't function correctly - use the standalone install.
And that user's browser is caching the page, not a whole lot I can do about that.
Database error in vBulletin 3.0.0:
Invalid SQL: UPDATE user SET uttpoints=uttpoints-482,28 WHERE userid='2512'
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 '28 WHERE userid='2512'' at line 1
mysql error number: 1064
Date: Friday 16th of April 2004 01:16:31 PM
Script: http://invoid.net/forum/ushop.php?do=a&shortname=bank
Referer: http://invoid.net/forum/ushop.php?do=richestusers
Username: xxx
IP Address: xxx
Whats wrong here? :P
...shouldn't that comma be a decimal point? Do you have a locale set that would make number_format return a number with a comma instead of a decomal point or something? Something to look into for 0.94 I guess.