Download the product-itemstats.xml, vb_itemstats.php and 'itemstats_1.2.zip'.
Unzip itemstats_1.2.zip to your forum-root (ie http://your.site.tld/forum/itemstats), and follow the basic setup instructions in doc/config.txt.
Copy vb_itemstats.php into your itemstats-folder.
Paste the following two lines into the bottom of your headinclude-template
Lastly, upload the product-itemstats.xml into your product manager, and you should be all set.
Link items with [item]Item name[/item].
The first time the item is loaded might take some time, as it fetches info from allakhazam.com. From then on it will be cached in the database, and should load instantly.
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You need to update the core for ItemStats. Version 1.3.1 is out and available here. If I remember correctly, all I did was extract everything but the configuration file and it works like a champ now.
All is working now, dunno why, didn?t do anything but now it works Tnx anyways Aholtz
Just a thought, and forgive my lack of knowledge of MySQL
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From then on it will be cached in the database, and should load instantly.
Wouldn?t this mean that it would be possible to share this cache among users of this hack, and if yes why aren?t people doing so? I for 1 would love a extensive wow item db, since we?re hosting the guild site on a rather limited line (home ADSL )
ive just installed this hack and seem to be having a problem similar to some of the ones described in this thread.
however, none of the fixes i have tried seem to work.
the item links, however the display is not correct.
any ideas?
Im having the exact same problem. I did everything posted, did the updated version, and read this entire thread. Can anyone shed some light on this situation please?
Im having the exact same problem. I did everything posted, did the updated version, and read this entire thread. Can anyone shed some light on this situation please?
For me it was caused by extraneous characters in the CSS that was packaged.
You said you updated with ItemStats v1.3.1 with no luck? Can you link your site so I can take a look?
For me it was caused by extraneous characters in the CSS that was packaged.
You said you updated with ItemStats v1.3.1 with no luck? Can you link your site so I can take a look?
Actually, I got it to work. It was caused by another image in the post. Once I removed the image and reinserted it, it worked just fine. Thanks for the help anyways. :banana:
Just a thought, and forgive my lack of knowledge of MySQL
Wouldn?t this mean that it would be possible to share this cache among users of this hack, and if yes why aren?t people doing so? I for 1 would love a extensive wow item db, since we?re hosting the guild site on a rather limited line (home ADSL )
It is possible, but I'm afraid I no longer have access to a good source of unlimited bandwidth to serve the database from. It would require a slight modification to the code to make it secure but it would be possible. No administrator in their right mind would allow a Read-Write connection open to the outside world for everyone to see and use. A read-only connection though, should be fine.
Has anybody found a solution the the post editing problem yet? Everything is working perfectly, except for the fact that when i edit a post the [item] tag vanishes and the item name turns into just a link:
It's caused by the Advanced WYSIWYG Editor, the easiest fix is to turn it off. It seems to work properly with the standard WYSIWYG Editor. Otherwise, you'd have to modify the Editor code to understand the tag and not convert it to a URL.
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Tnx anyways Aholtz 
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