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withanhdammit
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USA
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Posted - 02 March 2005 :  19:25:15  Show Profile  Visit withanhdammit's Homepage  Send withanhdammit an ICQ Message
I'm working on updating the Admin Moderators v11 (? v1.1) mod by Da_Stimulator to work with Snitz v3.4.05 (probably all 3.4.xx versions - but I'm not 100% sure).

I can't find the string name for the forum name. If I use strForumTitle I get the name of the entire Forum that's set in Admin Options/Main Forum Config. The mod includes pop_admin_moderators.asp that makes easy to add/remove moderators from a forum. I want the pop-up to show the forum name you're working on just as a check.

If you want to see the forum I'm working on, email me and I'll send you an admin login you can use so you can see what the deal is.

If anyone needs more information, let me know and I'll do my best to furnish it. I'm not an asp developer, but these forums have motivated me, and I'm starting to learn how it all works.

Thanks!

h

Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
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Posted - 03 March 2005 :  09:52:42  Show Profile
You'll have to pass the forum id to the popup through the querystring and then use it to pull the title of the relevant forum from the database.


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withanhdammit
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USA
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Posted - 03 March 2005 :  10:18:13  Show Profile  Visit withanhdammit's Homepage  Send withanhdammit an ICQ Message
Exactly! Only problem being, I'm still a little too green with ASP to be able to do that. I found the FORUM_ID, and I know the forum subject is F_SUBJECT in the DB, so I basically need to have the querystring say something like:

ForumSubject = get F_SUBJECT from <table> where forum = FORUM_ID

Any help? [;-)] I've never really written SQL queries before...

h
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Shaggy
Support Moderator

Ireland
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Posted - 03 March 2005 :  10:52:44  Show Profile
As I said in the other topic you started on this, there's no need to double post; Podge has already answered this question.


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withanhdammit
Junior Member

USA
236 Posts

Posted - 03 March 2005 :  15:30:48  Show Profile  Visit withanhdammit's Homepage  Send withanhdammit an ICQ Message
You're right...I thought I was posting in separate forums, looking for extra help ;-)

I've been following a number of forums looking at mods and stuff, it's hard sometimes to keep track of them.

I'll consider my hand slapped. Let's use the other thread. ;-(

http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=57317

h

Edited by - withanhdammit on 03 March 2005 16:07:39
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