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Downtime Scheduler (Have Post Per Day ignore downtimes)
Developer Last Online: Mar 2013 
Downtime Scheduler
Current Version: 1.0.3 If you want help, please click install! What's it do? This is a mod for vBulletin that allows site administrators to add blocks of downtime thatCan you give me an example? Jonathan Makes 320 posts during his stay of 140 days.But.. why? Now, I know that this modification will (hopefully) not to be needed that often, but when it does happen (I'd say for downtime more than ~4 days) it's very nice to have. I did this because my site was down for about 5 months due to financial hardships, so when service was restored, the post per days were terrible, so I create this mod. I figure that someone else might want to use this if they are in the same situation I was in.Installation Information Use of vB Plugin/Hook System: NoInstallation instructions are in readme.txt file. This was something I had really needed for myself, and I originally made it for my use only. But I thought that someone else might need this too, so I decided to share it. This is my first mod. Please be kind! Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Show Your Support
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#2
25 Aug 2007, 20:56
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/me reserves
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25 Aug 2007, 21:36
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This is a very nice mod, Its very helpful. /me marked as installed. Its on my board right now.
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26 Aug 2007, 01:15
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I'll give it a shot! **install** thanks.....
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26 Aug 2007, 01:17
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Tell me what you think
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26 Aug 2007, 15:05
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thank u , it is usefull mod
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#7
26 Aug 2007, 22:06
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Not sure if this is a problem but when I try to add a downtime I get an error no matter what I put... am I doing somethig wrong?
Errors have occurred during the operation: End date is before Start Date No members have liked this post.
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#8
26 Aug 2007, 22:11
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Originally Posted by stone0075
What start and end date are you entering?
Edit: That's interesting. I'm getting a different error, and a bunch of PHP errors, let me hack around and see what's causing it. Edit Edit: Mod Updated. I hope this fixes it No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Knippschild : 26 Aug 2007 at 22:51.
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26 Aug 2007, 23:51
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Ok, it's fine now. I was using a Start Date of lets say 8-1-07 /// End Date 8-26-07, I would still get error, but its fine now.. Thanks!
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29 Aug 2007, 14:19
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Yeah, I forgot to do something to handle incoming POST information. On the version/configuration of PHP I had, it thought it was an integer.. but when I upgraded PHP, it thought it was a string and it just wasn't working properly.
Though now it gets the integer value. Sorry about that. No members have liked this post.
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