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sambo01
Fri 11th Jul '03, 11:39am
hey guys..
ive had custom avatars for ages now
and ive just decided to add sum avatars of my own.
0-99
100-249
250-499
500-1000
iva added avartars for each of them.
when i make a new account i can no longer upload or have my own personal just one avatar and ovisley wen u get to the next milestone ull be able to choose the next one.
2 questions firstley how do i make it so that wen sumone signs up they dont select it they just have it.
and how can i make it so they dont have a choice at all
when they get to 250 the avatar auto updates and so on so on
thanks sam
Steve Machol
Fri 11th Jul '03, 11:46am
2 questions firstley how do i make it so that wen sumone signs up they dont select it they just have it.
and how can i make it so they dont have a choice at all
when they get to 250 the avatar auto updates and so on so on
thanks samNot sure i understand what you mean but I belive this requires modifying the code. You'll need to ask for help at vbulletin.org.
sambo01
Fri 11th Jul '03, 12:03pm
Not sure i understand what you mean but I belive this requires modifying the code. You'll need to ask for help at vbulletin.org.
ive just updated the avatars
all i want to do is get rid of everyones old custom ones
as it appears that evan tho they cant upload them anymore
they still have the one they had before
there must be away to clear everyones avatar ..
Steve Machol
Fri 11th Jul '03, 12:07pm
You can empty the customavatar table. Backup your database first, then tun this query:
DELETE FROM customavatar;
sambo01
Fri 11th Jul '03, 12:23pm
You can empty the customavatar table. Backup your database first, then tun this query:
DELETE FROM customavatar;
how do i do that...
sorrry .
i just back up the forums then how do i run that
sorry im learning at current :)
Steve Machol
Fri 11th Jul '03, 12:38pm
Backup database (see Step 1):
http://www.vbulletin.com/manual/movingservers.html
And you run queries in the SQL tab in phpMyAdmin.
PhpMyAdmin is a MySQL database management tool. Most web hosts provide this as part of the web site management tools such as CPanel, Plesk or Ensim. Look for a link to SQL or MySQL Databases. If you can't find it I suggest you ask your host about this.
If for some reason they do not provide phpMyAdmin or an equivalent MySQL manager, then you can download and install phpMyAdmin yourself from this location:
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/
sambo01
Fri 11th Jul '03, 12:48pm
Backup database (see Step 1):
http://www.vbulletin.com/manual/movingservers.html
And you run queries in the SQL tab in phpMyAdmin.
PhpMyAdmin is a MySQL database management tool. Most web hosts provide this as part of the web site management tools such as CPanel, Plesk or Ensim. Look for a link to SQL or MySQL Databases. If you can't find it I suggest you ask your host about this.
If for some reason they do not provide phpMyAdmin or an equivalent MySQL manager, then you can download and install phpMyAdmin yourself from this location:
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/
thanks steve
lol just gotta try to find out how to run this damm thing im in myphpmyadmin :)
thanks for help
sam
sambo01
Fri 11th Jul '03, 12:58pm
thanks steve
lol just gotta try to find out how to run this damm thing im in myphpmyadmin :)
thanks for help
sam
could u just quickley or link to a guide on how to do this
i aint ever done this before and it looks awfully complicated..
lol
Steve Machol
Fri 11th Jul '03, 1:01pm
Guide to do what? To run a query just click onthe SQL tab in phpMyAdmin and enter the query in the box provided.
Mefod
Fri 11th Jul '03, 1:48pm
Im not sure what you mean man
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