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This hack allows you to execute custom SQL queries from the control panel.
I know there are one or two other hacks that do this but this one is different in that it can also cope with 'SELECT' queries. Results are displayed in a table for select queries. Inspired by wluke's older version of this hack for vB 1.1.x, I have been using this succesfully for a few days now on my own forums. Instructions[list type=1][*]Upload attached 'query.php' file to the admin folder.[*]In admin/index.php, find: PHP Code:
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This is VERY useful, thanks!
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I did exactly what it sais but....
whats with the gap? |
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GREAT hack, thanks.
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very nice
![]() no more firing up phpmyadmin
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Nice job but unless I'm missing something, Chen already wrote and posted a similar hack to this with a little more functionality:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...threadid=26272 |
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I'm getting this when I click on "Run Query":
"CGI Error The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:" ...any ideas? |
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