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MyBB Post - mbrain - 2009-08-05

How can i post to my forum with Phpmyadmin??


RE: MyBB Post - brad-t - 2009-08-05

... can I ask why?


RE: MyBB Post - mbrain - 2009-08-05

just i trying something


RE: MyBB Post - Eric - 2009-08-05

Well, posting on the forums sends the same query you'd have to send through phpmyadmin to make the post, so I don't see why you don't just post on the forums, and if there's something you need to see, just look at it after.


RE: MyBB Post - Polarbear541 - 2009-08-05

In PHPMyAdmin goto mybb*_posts then Insert (at the top). Enter details of the post.
* = Or you table prefix.

I'm not sure why you'd want to do this though Undecided


RE: MyBB Post - Matt - 2009-08-05

I think you're going to have problems if you do this because other things won't update, post count in the forum you're 'posting' in, your post count, etc... you'll have to keep recounting and rebuilding the stats, not really very efficient... maybe test what you want to test on a localhost installation or a separate test forum.


RE: MyBB Post - Yumi - 2009-08-05

^ MyBB operates fine with wrong post counts - might be a bit odd, but it works.
Actually, if you're batch inserting posts, I'd only recount right at the end of the batch.