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Auron wrote:
Hawajes wrote:Thank you very much I've found the answer



np, i know i should of provided you with a link but i was in a hurry ^^;

No you shouldn't, thats what the stickies are for. Wish I could mess with the html on here so as soon as anyone visits the new topic page they get a javascript alert asking if they have read the stickies first.
Also you ran the update script but you did not update your actual files. The point of the update script is to update the database ONCE you have updated your actual guestbook files.
My script did not RESTORE anything. The post is still there because you never deleted it.
templates/form.php but remember that the admin page will still be admin.php. You can change this by renaming the file and then opening config.inc.php and chaningto reflect the files new name.
At some point there must be a conflict of variable or function names between the scripts.
templates/body.php
Send him an email or a PM via this forum.
Contact ET as I believe he made a working flat file version of the daily counter.
As I said you do not need to do anything to the comments as you can password protect them via the General Settings section of the admin.
Well firstly you would have to add a marker to the entries to say if they had been accepted or not. Then you have to change the MySQL query used for retrieving the entries so it only retrieves accepted ones. Then you have to fix the numbering system used. Next you have to add a check to the admin query to see if an entry is accepted or not and if not display an appropriate link by the entry. Plus some other minor stuff that eludes me right now.

Or you could just download Lazarus from my site as it already has it coded in as an option for both entries and comments.
Yes it could but it's a major rewrite to some of the functions as well as a minor upgrade to the database.
There is no need to write a mod to do that as there already is the option to password protect comments to posts. You could simply edit the comments form to show a question to which the password is the answer.
HIDDEN .= "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"gb_name\" value=\"".$this->name."\">\n";

should be

$HIDDEN .= "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"gb_name\" value=\"".$this->name."\">\n";
Line 398. At a guess this is the HIDDEN stuff. Open add.class.php and paste in here for me everything from

to
Whoops my bad. I missed off one of the replacements when I did the rewrite

in lib/add.class.php

Now find

Replace with
 
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