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Works with 2.2.0 and up!
This hack was suggested by Lionel at this thread. https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...threadid=35707 Its a small hack but it does what he wants. ##### In forumdisplay.php Replace ##### PHP Code:
PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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Neo, it does exactly what I was looking for. Upon entering the forum, the thread are properly sorted. :up:
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No prob man. I am happy to serve.
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Why are you setting $sortfield to 'asc' as well?
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He wanted to have it so that the first made was at the top instead of the bottom... so the newest one would start or be placed at the end of the page... and as you know ASC is a MySQL command.
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$sortfield is the column to sort by, not the order. $sortorder holds the order (ASC/DESC).
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Yeah... thats what I ment to say.
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And I'm asking why are you setting $sortfield (not $sortorder) to ASC?
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Works perfectly, thanks a lot bud!
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Hmm odd, I thought it worked, but it's actually putting the replies back at the top even though the start date is much earlier then the most recent post.
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