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using vB's code on another database
I have another database, call it links, which contains some data that's totally unrelated to vB... just a bunch of data I need to use on another part of my website. My vB3 database is forum.
Now, I want to modify the admin panel so that everything can be run from one panel. While I'm at it, I want to code the editing of the links DB from the vB table. So, how do I use the vB style code to create my own section in the vB admin panel? I've done a little work in the index.php and now I have the menu I want in the left hand frame, linking to links_admin.php. Inside I have some PHP Code:
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For starters, in:
PHP Code:
Oh, and what is the variable $usepconnect in the connect function in the db_mysql.php code? |
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By the way, why did the vB developers decide to use their own MySQL class? Is it faster, or should I not bother and just use regular MySQL functions with my code?
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