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On all the sites now that use pphp-fusion, The Latest Version. The forum posts count for the members is different to what it shows in the forums.
For example, It'll show 500 posts for a member in the forum under his avatar. But in that members pproofile, It'll show 243.
Anything different?
For example, It'll show 500 posts for a member in the forum under his avatar. But in that members pproofile, It'll show 243.
Anything different?
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I think I know the cause, but I am sure I will be corrected if I am wrong. The high number will be read from the users table, where every time a users posts a message the number is upped with 1. When a message of that user is deleted, that number is not adjusted. The second number is the total number of messages that are actually present in the posts table. That number is of course adjusted as soon as a message is deleted.
I checked on my site and posted a test message that I subsequently deleted. To the first number 1 was added and is stayed 1 up after the deletion, to the second 1 was added and subsequently subtracted.
I guess it would be correct to use the second numer in the profile as well.
I checked on my site and posted a test message that I subsequently deleted. To the first number 1 was added and is stayed 1 up after the deletion, to the second 1 was added and subsequently subtracted.
I guess it would be correct to use the second numer in the profile as well.
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Hmm
I think you have actually cracked it, Do you know how to fix it?
I think you have actually cracked it, Do you know how to fix it?
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Profile shows number of posts that actually exist by the user
forum shows total number of posts made by the user
Which do you prefer?
forum shows total number of posts made by the user
Which do you prefer?
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I'd prefer it to show the total number of posts that have actually been made by the user in the lifetime of the site, Its your system. It's upto you..lol
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Ok, edit profile.php, change line 109
to
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<td class='tbl1'>".number_format(dbcount("(post_id)", "posts", "post_author='".$data['user_id']."'"))."</td>to
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<td class='tbl1'>".number_format($data['user_posts'])."</td> answered
Cheers Pal
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Hey. How do I get the opposite? I say if a post is deleted why still count it? Please help me get the number of posts that actually exists.
Thanks
Reyah
Thanks
Reyah
Edited by ItsJustMe on 10-01-2006 07:58,
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Tareyah wrote:
Hey. How do I get the opposite? I say if a post is deleted why still count it? Please help me get the number of posts that actually exists.
Thanks
Reyah
I would also be very interested in this!
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