can someone give me the version from vb.org? cause i don't have axx there
thnx in advance

grtz,

Jumpy

yes run the 2 lines seperate

Run this 1 first
ALTER TABLE `forum` ADD `fermeture` VARCHAR(4) DEFAULT 'x' NOT NULL;

then run this 1 after

ALTER TABLE `forum` ADD INDEX (`fermeture`);

Thanks BoB

i get this error when trying to make a new thread now


Invalid SQL:
SELECT replycount FROM thread WHERE threadid =
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1

mysql error number: 1064

Date: Friday 08th of April 2005 04:20:18 PM
Script: http://www.host.net/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=19

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I've used this one, also had it from vb.org, the script was from vbdev, and they did say that the script DOES NOT WORK on v3.0.7.

So you need to recode it or whatever, since the hack as posted on vb.org isnt going to run on 307...

Just read the replies on vb.org and you will see for yourself.

i'm not using 3.0.7 though so it should work
but it don't

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Read my post again m8 ;)

I Don't know what version you use but I had it working on 3.0.0 some time ago. Don't know what the later versions do with it.

I say check the vb.org forum and check the replies given on the topic. Maybe there are people telling you on what version they installed it, and if it did work or not. If you know that it doesnt work on your version, it saves you a lot of time Otherwise you know that the problem is your mistake and that you'll need to keep looking for a answer.