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Every time the page loads it will execute that query, every day the date() part will change with the server's clock. So the next day for your server it would return different results. With nicksaunders code it would pull the threads from the last 24 hours from the time the person called the page from his/her browser. To get this on a non-vB page, it still has to be a php-processed page (usually only .php like extensions). On the non-vB page put:
<?php require('/home/username/public_html/forums/global.php'); ?> and replace that path with the paths to your forums (on most linux hosts that should be pretty close). |
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the 24 hours is always 24 hours before you loaded the page. it never starts over.
once again, this is the number of THREADS affected, and the script doesn't lie ![]() |
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I just want it to work. ![]() Can you fix it? I mean if you haven't even tested it, I don't see how you can be so sure you know exactly what it's doing. |
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i don't think i'm advanced enough to do this then :P
firefly, assistance please. thanks |
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