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Default View Age - Set All Forums To "Since Beginning"?
how can i go in and make every forum show topics since the beginning, instead of having to go in one by one and do the individually...
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Execute the following query
[sql]UPDATE forum SET daysprune=-1[/sql] Then gto to ACP / Import & Maintenance / Update Counters and select Rebuild Forum Information |
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An error occurred while attempting to execute your query. The following information was returned.
error number: 1146 error desc: Table 'forum2.forum' doesn't exist |
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Then you are using a table prefix and must change the query accordingly.
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how do i do that? sorry, i don't know about this..
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And I don't know what your table prefix is
Just put it in front of forum, so if your table prefix is vb3_ it would be [sql]UPDATE vb3_forum SET daysprune = -1[/sql] |
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i just ran that, and it didn't do it... great...
what did that query do, then... b/c it worked, i put my table prefix in there, but the actul changing of the forum views didn't change... did i mess something up running that query? Code:
UPDATE forum2_forum SET daysprune = -1 |
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The user you used for testing if anything had changed, dies he have a default set in his profile?
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i thought if you set cut off date to 1,000 days the forum will automatically select "since the beginning"
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some forums are one month.. some are beginning, some are one day... i dunno why... ok, for some reason, now it is all set at beginning... maybe it just took time? i dunno thanks alot, it is all set, now... |
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