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Old 01-29-2007, 07:21 PM
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Help - Datastore forum cache

I have some scripts that create new forums by just updating the correct database fields.

It would appear from RC6 to RC8 you guys have changed the way you acquire required forum info to do the rewrite (forumname, etc). You no longer query the forum tables, you now strictly query only the datastore. Not only does this break my software, it probably breaks other older software as well.

Is there anyway we can have an option to revert or allow vBseo to use the older method of querying the forum table for the info instead of the datamanager ?
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Old 01-29-2007, 07:24 PM
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You should be able to force your script to update the datastore after adding the forums, correct?
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Is there a specific function I can call to update the datastore? Or do I need to use the datamanager to create the forum?

I have been reluctant to learn the ins and outs of the datamanager, and would totally prefer if there was just a way to update the datastor.

I know you guys dont have to help me on this, but your help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello,

vBSEO uses datastore when it is defined to improve performance. You can use the following function to rebuild forums cache:
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build_datastore('forumcache'serialize($vbulletin->forumcache)); 
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Hello,

vBSEO uses datastore when it is defined to improve performance. You can use the following function to rebuild forums cache:
PHP Code:
build_datastore('forumcache'serialize($vbulletin->forumcache)); 
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