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Added on: Jul 26 2011 08:39 AM
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3.2.x Adjusting status update numbers

How to adjust the number of status updates on the board index the easy way, suitable for hosted communities too.

Posted by AndyF on Jul 26 2011 08:39 AM

Here's how to adjust the number of status updates on 3.2.x without any core file edits. This is helpful for those using a hosted community as they will not be able to perform an edit to an otherwise encoded file.

Connect via FTP. Open /conf_global.php. Just above the closing ?> tag, on its own line add:

$INFO['status_sidebar_show_x']            =    '10';

Save the change, adjust the 10 if you prefer a different number. The default if that line is missing is 5.

Note: Ensure that conf_global.php is not writeable after you've re-uploaded it, typically you would CHMOD it to 644 or 444 if possible. Never leave it at 777.