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17.11.01 Updated: fixed a bug in installer.
16.11.01 Updated: fixed a bug and made installation easy. Hi My friend asked me to do it, and i found it intersting ![]() This hack show how much time user needed to post/edit a post. ![]() 4 Files to edit 4 Templates to edit 1 Template to add All instructions in zip below. (C) 2001 Stasik Show Your Support
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take look
what's going on?? |
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Cool idea.
Is the composing time stored in the database? I would be interested in modifying the script to give the total composing time for all posts. |
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Just a note Stasik, instead of doing this in showthread.php:
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$time=time(); It's generated automatically in functions.php so you can use that. Just don't mess with that variable.
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Installed this hack (2.2.0) and after posting a message its saying:
Post composed in 0 minutes and 0 seconds. Its not working?
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please look in html-code of your new message page and search for name="t" post line here
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Working now!
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