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remove links from vbulletin optitions?
in the title
... remove links from vbulletin optitions? help anyone? help anyone? help! |
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Which vB version?
Current or old links? |
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new one
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ok, run this query and it will get rid of them. It does work, I've just ran it on mine. BACKUP FIRST - JUST IN CASE!
[sql]DELETE FROM `settinggroup` WHERE 1 AND `volatile` = 0;[/sql] |
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which links will it remove?
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anything from versions prior to 3.5
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That didn't work for me ; ;
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You need to be running 3.5.0 for it to work.
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I am. I got it removed by enableing debug mode, removing the option, then turning debug off again.
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Someone's been using phpmyadmin You can shorten that to just ; [sql]DELETE FROM settinggroup WHERE volatile = 0[/sql] It does raise another question - what exactly is the purpose of the 'volatile' setting, I've never really grasped that. |
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