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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 12:40 AM (This post was last modified: 2007-02-19, 12:41 AM by Coolv.)
Are you ever going to post a documentation for MyBB's internal functions? Or are we supposed to wade through thousands of lines of code to learn how to program advanced mods?
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 01:01 AM
The MyBB Wiki provides some guides on database functions.
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 01:08 AM
That is not exactly a thorough documentation... Toungue
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 01:12 AM
Coolv Wrote:That is not exactly a thorough documentation... Toungue

I agree, but its a start. Wink

Everyone is welcome to contribute to the wiki, so more thorough documentation may be added later on.
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 01:23 AM
Coolv Wrote:Or are we supposed to wade through thousands of lines of code to learn how to program advanced mods?

Currently...yes. The mybb functions have not been catalogued.
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 01:32 AM
Most functions are kept separate from the actual forum files. Try looking in the "inc" folder at some of the function files, because the useful and widely used ones are in there.
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 01:45 AM
DrPoodle Wrote:Most functions are kept separate from the actual forum files. Try looking in the "inc" folder at some of the function files, because the useful and widely used ones are in there.

Most of the MyBB functions are in classes so once you learn them they are very simple to use. Thanks Chris! Toungue
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Not Solved 2007-02-19, 05:45 PM
Yeah, what some of you described was what I was doing back in August, before everything about MyBB suddenly changed... Toungue
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