Listing all threads

[rob01]

uhmm i wanted to know if this could be possible to do with vb

example

http://web.archive.org/web/200511050...com/boards.cfm
http://web.archive.org/web/200502121...com/boards.cfm

thanks
robert

[Lynne]

Those are just links to the wayback machine, no? You won't actually see the threads if you click a link, they only 'keep' so much of the site.

[rob01]

yeah i know you wont be able to see the threads clearly, but i was just talking about the board structure , not how the threads looks inside, that's why i added this links, since u are able to see the board

[Lynne]

So you just want a page with all the threads listed? I suppose to can write your own page (see [How-To] vBulletin API Basics: Creating Custom Pages & Misc. ) and just do a query of all threads listed by threadid. You can follow the example of another page for help with the pagination aspect. It shouldn't be majorly difficult to do but the part that will take a little bit of effort will be the permissions part. But I'm sure you can look on the search.php page to get an idea how to add that into the query.

[rob01]

yeah.. but the problem is that im not sure of how to call all the threads listed inside a threadid

:S

edit is not threadid is from forumid

[Lynne]

Your first post simply asks if it is possible - the answer is Yes. What you might have wanted to say is that you need someone to code it for you if you aren't willing to take a stab at it yourself. As I said, the code is already there in the vb code search page, you just need to grab it and make some modifications to it.

[rob01]

im willing to do , but is not so easy to call all threads form a certain forumim

since u need to call from a forumid ... not from the threadid

i know how, but im not sure how to call the pagenumer id from a certain forum and how to add the button for a new thread for a certain forumid

[Lynne]

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you are saying. One of the columns in the thread table is forumid, so it's very easy to call threads from specific forumids. And I'm pretty sure that if you look through the coding in the search page (or any other page that needs pagination) that you will find the code to use there. And the code for creating a new thread in a specific forum is in the template. If that isn't what you were talking about, then you'll have to explain better because I'm not understanding.

If you are willing to do it, the best thing to do is just jump right into it and into the code that already exists. You'll find it is mostly all there already and just needs to be copy/pasted into your own page with a couple changes.

[rob01]

WOW you are amazing lynne, i finish it already <333333 sooo much thanks!


now the only stuff i miss adding .. is the main boards and when you click over one

only the down part changes uhmm, i mean not the whole website


edit:

i mage to do this http://isbleachtime.com/forums/test.php?f=2

but im not sure how to fix if someone types http://isbleachtime.com/forums/test.php?f=0
or how to make it work with only http://isbleachtime.com/forums/test.php

any suggestions?