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Hi everyone. I'm currently working on perfecting a new layout for my site, and I'm wondering if there is a PHP component or something pre-made to display popular threads on my site.
I'm looking for something fairly small, that would fit in the right cell of the middle table here: http://www.mixx941.com/index.php Thanks in advance. |
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Depends on how you define popular. If you mean number of views:
[sql] SELECT title, threadid, views FROM thread ORDER BY views DESC LIMIT 10; [/sql] Or number of replies: [sql] SELECT title, threadid, replycount FROM thread ORDER BY replycount DESC LIMIT 10; [/sql] |
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Thanks for your reply.
However, I do not know exactly what you mean by that code. I know those are SQL queries that should be put in phpMyAdmin, but how would I get it to display on my page, and what database would I put it in, etc? Thanks |
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Okay, I've run those queries on a copy of my vBulletin database...and it gave me this PHP code back:
PHP Code:
Thanks. |
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You would need to setup a connection to your Vbulletin database, so you could execute that query
![]() Are you running another database for your normal page PHP? |
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No. It's just straight PHP pages with no database involved.
Thanks in advance. |
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#7
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Check your PMs
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