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vB Query Maker v3.0 Details »»
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This hack will make install files, step by step.
This hack will run from adminCP and uses vB stuff to run ($DB... for example) Hack: vBQuery Maker Hacker: Flup & Black ViVi Hack version: v1.1 Changes from v1.0:
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The Readme.txt file
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and vB query (screenshots are coming)
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There was no need to release this as a seperate hack flup. You could have released it in the same thread.
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Yes, but i wanted to say: delete v1.0
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Admin Menu
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Query Input (empty)
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Query Output (input = empte)
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Query Input (filled in)
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makeinputcode("Query 6","query[6]","","","70");
Why not just make an option so user can choose how many queries to run, $i++ 100, generate 100 Queries on next page, then user can insert the queries in and than generate tham... Also why not use this? too big for you? <textarea name="query[6]" rows="7" cols="70" wrap="virtual" tabindex="1"></textarea> Bigger and better to insert queries... |
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