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How do you call multiple new_datastore_fetch?
Is there a cleaner way to do this, maybe as an array?
Code:
if ($vbulletin->options['boofo_fhstats_onoff'] AND THIS_SCRIPT == 'index') { $new_datastore_fetch[] = 'forumhomestats'; $new_datastore_fetch[] = 'member_day'; } |
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No one has any ideas on this? I am shocked!
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It is an array, so I'm not sure what you are asking.
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Is there a way to combine the two fetches without having to call them separately?
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Um... I don't know?
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Lynne, I think I figured this out. It seems to work with the following line:
Code:
$new_datastore_fetch = array_merge($new_datastore_fetch, array('forumhomestats','member_day')); |
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Cool.
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I edited my post above as the first example would actually overwrite the new_datastore_fetch with the new info, instead of adding to it. The correct one is posted now.
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