Version: 1.0.7, by Andreas
Developer Last Online: Jan 2023
Version: 3.5.3
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Released: 08-11-2005
Last Update: 02-17-2006
Installs: 633
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Additional Files Is in Beta Stage
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vBookie
Introduction
This is a Port of the original vBookie Hack created by tdjrico; full credits to him for the idea and the kind permission to port his work
A t t e n t i o n
This Hack is unsopported and incompatible with vBulletin 3.6+
You are hereby advised to not use it.
Please do not ask me about support and/or updates - there will be none.
As far as I'm concerned anyone is free to hack up my original code and modify it to suit vBulletin 4. I also want vBookie on my own forum once I upgrade it to 4.0, but after spending all day coding PHP, I tend to spend my free time playing Team Fortress 2.
Rather than modifying the old code though, I might just write a new version from the ground up, since my coding's better now than it was 5 years ago. That said, I wouldn't advise anyone to hold their breath waiting for me, as I've been thinking about it for ages, and haven't actually done anything yet...
I would DEFINITELY be willing to pay for an updated vBookie...
Is there a way to delete a vbookie event after the thread has been deleted?
In the vbookie page, it shows the event with the links for *thread* and *info*, but the link for *delete* is gone, and when either of the other 2 links are clicked, it brings you to an error page.
Is there a way to delete a vbookie event after the thread has been deleted?
In the vbookie page, it shows the event with the links for *thread* and *info*, but the link for *delete* is gone, and when either of the other 2 links are clicked, it brings you to an error page.
To remove a specific event:
DELETE FROM vbookie_items WHERE item_id = 'X';
replace X with the item id which you can get by mousing over the info link in the affected vbookie event.
To remove a news event:
DELETE FROM vbookie_news WHERE news_id = X';
As far as I'm concerned anyone is free to hack up my original code and modify it to suit vBulletin 4. I also want vBookie on my own forum once I upgrade it to 4.0, but after spending all day coding PHP, I tend to spend my free time playing Team Fortress 2.
Rather than modifying the old code though, I might just write a new version from the ground up, since my coding's better now than it was 5 years ago. That said, I wouldn't advise anyone to hold their breath waiting for me, as I've been thinking about it for ages, and haven't actually done anything yet...
I guess I will start working on a vB4 version then based on the original vB3 code - it's been nearly a month and no sign of the other fella who was doing one.
I guess I will start working on a vB4 version then based on the original vB3 code - it's been nearly a month and no sign of the other fella who was doing one.
Good man. It's incredible how many people actually still use this even though it is not supported. I'll be eagerly waiting for the first person to make this for 4.0.
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01-06-2010, 02:55 AM
That said, I wouldn't advise anyone to hold their breath waiting for me, as I've been thinking about it for ages, and haven't actually done anything yet...
