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#37762 - 09/11/00 03:08 AM
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I type Like navaho
Registered: 03/10/00
Posts: 25580
Loc: Texas
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#37766 - 10/10/00 03:11 PM
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Registered: 01/06/00
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Discreet, it works fine in 5.46 and 5.46a. It is a seperate cgi file that you would call via a link on your website. You can also do an "include" statement via ssi and have it show up on the web page of your choice. Note: You must be able to use ssi commands for this to work. contact your web hosting company to find out. So include it in a webpage, put a line of code like this on your webpage. (you will need to modify the path in order for this to work) <!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/webbnet/active.cgi" --> I hope this helps ------------------ When you sin, you don't fall FROM God's grace, you fall INTO it. Mr. Webb Network Services MrWebb.Net UBB Hacks List
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#37771 - 10/12/00 09:26 PM
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Registered: 01/12/00
Posts: 565
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OK.... Got some of that gone. Now I'm still left with this: *************************************** HTTP/1.0 200 OK Content-type: text/html *************************************** I know know it's in this code, but I'm a PERL idiot and don't know what to modify... ****************************** #If you are running UBB on IIS, #you may need to add the following line #if so, just remove the "#" sign before the print line below print "HTTP/1.0 200 OKn"; eval { ($0 =~ m,(.*)/[^/]+,) && unshift (@INC, "$1"); # Get the script location: UNIX / or Windows / ($0 =~ m,(.*)\[^\]+,) && unshift (@INC, "$1"); # Get the script location: Windows require "UltBB.setup"; require "Styles.file"; require "ubb_library.pl"; require "MCBan.pl"; require "cookie-lib.pl"; require "ubb_library2.pl"; }; if ($@) { print ("Content-type: text/htmlnn"); print "Error including required files: $@n"; print "Make sure these files exist, permissions are set properly, and paths are set correctly."; exit; } &ReadParse; &MCBanSystem; ************************************ Removing the # in front of #print "HTTP/1.0 200 OKn"; removed some of it. How do I get rid of the rest of that text? Here's the page in question: http://www.unitedconservatives.com/default.shtml <FONT COLOR="#6699cc" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by NBAustin on October 13, 2000 at 11:34 PM</font>
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#37781 - 11/12/00 03:56 AM
Re: Active Topics
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Registered: 10/06/00
Posts: 637
Loc: The Netherlands | Sweet :)
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I've got the same problem NBaustin... Maybe Save To File works ------------------ "Life is easy when you fake it" - morph GamerForums - SkinningWorld - LoadedClip - ThaMorphMan
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#37787 - 12/20/00 08:41 PM
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Registered: 12/01/00
Posts: 760
Loc: nowhere
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it didnt mess anything (yet) his name is saved this way: [KI§§] -=| W.W.®|=- mm this way oh come on now ubb the pipe is saved in html special character code & #0124; (just unite this; its pipe character) ------------------ <IMG SRC="http://banco.jogosonline.com.br/imagensforum/copysig.gif" border=0> <FONT COLOR="#6699cc" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by CopyCat on December 20, 2000 at 09:14 PM</font>
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#37789 - 12/20/00 09:32 PM
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Registered: 12/01/00
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#37794 - 12/28/00 03:30 AM
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Kahuna
Registered: 11/09/00
Posts: 1251
Loc: rob's pad -- where it takes sk...
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alo! was wondering if this hack (or something similar) could be added without all the SSI? meaning, could i alter it to simply list, say, the 5 most recent threads on my ultimate.cgi? (below the table? or, eventually, if this is all possible, i'd move the code into my news fader thingie, up top) havent really checked thru the code. figured id ask if it was possible, first  ------------------ <IMG SRC="http://www.robkamphausen.com/misc/mybanner2--12-small.jpg" border=0> my site my boards second place winner in ubbdev's november spotlight
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#37795 - 12/31/00 03:50 AM
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Kahuna
Registered: 11/09/00
Posts: 1251
Loc: rob's pad -- where it takes sk...
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guess not, huh? but i REALLY really want it! c'mon, help a brotha out. lookit my damn car!! <IMG SRC="http://www.robkamphausen.com/misc/phausenmobile.jpg" border=0> ------------------ <IMG SRC="http://www.robkamphausen.com/misc/mybanner2--12-small.jpg" border=0> my site my boards second place winner in ubbdev's november spotlight
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#37804 - 01/24/01 10:10 AM
Re: Active Topics
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Registered: 01/24/01
Posts: 1
Loc: Singapore
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I made slight modifications that seemed to work. Most of the delimiter splits made use of the "|" pipe to seperate the fields instead of "||". <FONT COLOR="Orange">What I did:</FONT c> <FONT COLOR="Red">Look for: (@threads) = split(/|/,$_);</FONT c> change to: (@threads) = split(/|^|/,$_); <FONT COLOR="Red">Look for: $ordered = "$threads[10]|$threads[4]|$threads[2]|$threads[8]|$forum|$threads[7]|$threads[14]|$month-$day-$year|$hour:$min|$forum";</FONT c> change to: $ordered = "$threads[5]||$threads[2]||$threads[1]||$threads[4]||$forum||$threads[7]||$month-$day-$year||$hour:$min||$forum"; <FONT COLOR="Red">Look for: (@threadheader) = split(/|/,$contents[0]);</FONT c> Change to: (@threadheader) = split(/||/,$contents[0]); Finally, <FONT COLOR="Red"> Replace all $threaddata[2] with $threaddata[1] Replace all $threaddata[4] with $threaddata[2] Replace all $threaddata[8] with $threaddata[4]</FONT c> Remember to back up! Alvin. alvin@dinotoons.com <FONT COLOR="#6699cc" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by Alvin Koh on January 24, 2001 at 10:15 AM</font>
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#37807 - 01/31/01 12:17 AM
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Registered: 12/02/00
Posts: 17
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Ack...can someone please help me? I have three sctive.cgis each one filtered differently for my front page... Well someone with a space in their login posted.... Now it won't update at all? I posted some tests and still no update? Chmoded everything 755...tried 777 even... It worked before - have no clue what changed... Indexed and updated threads... No errors associated with it... Any ideas? Is it because of his login? My website is http://www.thepharmforum.com/newfrontx1.shtml Thanks!
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