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Latest Version: 1.3
This hack is not very special for me. I just wanted to create a mainpage on which you can see.. (as a member) everything what u like to see. The idea of the script is similar to the vbHome of nakkid and also a little bit to the vBPortal. I tested all of them.. but i was looking for something better ![]() Features:
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Screenshot 2: http://partylife.ch/misc/vbindex2.jpg // the nav on the right side. Screenshot 3: http://partylife.ch/misc/vbindex3.jpg // or if u like 2 navs, left & right Screenshot 4: http://partylife.ch/misc/vbindex4.jpg // another screen Screenshot 5: http://partylife.ch/misc/vbindex5.jpg // buddies etc. Installation All instructions can you find in the readme.english/german.txt Download vBindex 1.3: http://partylife.ch/misc/vBindex1.3.zip vBindex with Link-DB Script (Link-Script by The_Sisko; Integration of the Link-Script in vBindex by KarateKid): http://www.kampfkunst-board.de/sonst...tabasehack.rar Credits Newscode part from vBHome by nakkid. Onlinetodaycode part from Online Today Hack by Mystics. Pollcode part from vBPortal by wajones. Note! I'd really like to get every feedback you guys can give me. Also post bugreports and suggestions to improve this script. If you have installed this hack, pls click on the install button to receive updates thru email. Thank you ![]() Show Your Support
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jap i noticed that
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$getnewpost=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT count(*) AS posts FROM post WHERE dateline>'$bbuserinfo[lastvisit]'"); $getdailypost=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT count(*) AS posts FROM post WHERE dateline>=".(time() - (24 * 60 *60 * $days))); Code:
$getnewpost=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT count(*) AS posts FROM thread WHERE dateline>'$bbuserinfo[lastvisit]'"); $getdailypost=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT count(*) AS posts FROM thread WHERE dateline>=".(time() - (24 * 60 *60 * $days))); Code:
$getnewpost=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT count(*) AS posts FROM thread WHERE lastpost>'$bbuserinfo[lastvisit]'"); $getdailypost=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT count(*) AS posts FROM thread WHERE lastpost>=".(time() - (24 * 60 *60 * $days))); ![]() |
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Where should i go to translate this menu?
I didn't find any template.. Tnx |
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template 'home_logout'
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Still searching to solve this problem, any help please?
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I haven't read through this whole thread so maybe my problem with this has been solved already.
But here we go. I installed this hack and am testing it out, and the problem that I run into is that it changes my database for the "most users ever online". Every time I mess with the hack it resets mysql table back to the amount that was online today only. Is there anyway I can go back and revert, or should I just dump the table and insert a new one. Does this hack change that table in anyway? Mike I hope this makes sense. |
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Had this issue too, but I don't know how to fix it so I've removed the max users display...
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Yeah i have the same thing with the most users every online, i would love to know how to fix/repair this. Thanks
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ehm.. i'm not sure.. and i didnt test it..
just delete this part... Code:
if ((int)$maxusers[0] <= $totalonline) { $time = time(); $maxloggedin = "$totalonline " . $time . " " . $maxusers[2] . " " . $maxusers[3]; $DB_site->query("UPDATE template SET template='$maxloggedin' WHERE title='maxloggedin'"); $maxusers[0] = $totalonline; $maxusers[1] = $time; } |
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ok thanks, i`ll give it a shot
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Hmmm...something is awry...the fix didn't work for me.
This is what happens, I have the php file loaded up for test purposes until I figure all of it out. It is named newindex.php just for ease of use (I haven't really messed with it since installing it). If I go to my forum the number "Most users ever online" works and functions like it should. If I pull up the newindex.php it resets the "most users ever online" back to one (or however many are online at that time). I don't click anything it just changes on the load. I followed the instructions you left above but it didn't seem to cure it. Any other suggestions? Mike |
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Well I've modded my file to see how it goes, I'll yet everyone know if it works, this is one thing that has really bugged me since installing vBindex
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I also removed the code but it didn`t work for me either
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OK, I have removed the folloing code from the file and at the moment it seems to be working correctly.
Either remove (or comment out each line with // ): PHP Code:
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<a href="online.php?s=$session[sessionhash]">Online Today</a>: <b>$todayonline</b><br> Let me know if this works for you, it seems to for me at the moment ![]() |
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