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Nice job Matt, I like it...

 

Had a couple of emails asking when 3.6.2 will be released so thought I would post here - should release a BETA early next week and stable around a week later. You can preview the ticket submission feature @ http://beta.whmcs.com/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=3 - try a ticket message asking to cancel your account.

 

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Had a couple of emails asking when 3.6.2 will be released so thought I would post here - should release a BETA early next week and stable around a week later. You can preview the ticket submission feature @ http://beta.whmcs.com/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=3 - try a ticket message asking to cancel your account.

 

Matt

 

Nice Work !

I think this should be in the announcement section , it is so important to so many people that they should see it .

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I'm new at this please explain how to do this part in more detail?

 

1) Create the fulltext index on your MySQL knowledgebase table.

Code:

 

create index smartsearch on tblknowledgebase fulltext(title);

 

I did the other 2 parts just do not understand where to put this part.

Thank You

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I'm new at this please explain how to do this part in more detail?

 

1) Create the fulltext index on your MySQL knowledgebase table.

Code:

 

create index smartsearch on tblknowledgebase fulltext(title);

 

I did the other 2 parts just do not understand where to put this part.

Thank You

 

this is already included in version 3.6.2, so no reason to hack things to try to add it

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Can anyone offer insight? I really love the smartsearch.php page before the ticket submit page. I upgraded to 3.81 and I tried to activate SEO Friendly KB urls. Which works great, but now my smartsearch.php page is all messed up. Missing images on the left nav, etc. For now I de-activated SEO friendly KB urls, so my smartsearch page will look normal. Any idea why activating SEO friendly KB urls would mess up my smartsearch.php page?

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