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SSI Recent attachs

« on: June 06, 2011, 03:49:32 AM »

Crear un bloque php con este contenido....:

Code: [Select]

<?php

require_once("SSI.php");

global $txt, $settings, $boardurl;

$limit = 10;

$attachments = ssi_recentAttachments($limit,array(),'array');

// Give them the default.
	echo '
		<table class="ssi_downloads adk_100" cellpadding="2">
			<tr class="catbg">
				<th align="left" style="padding: 5px;">', $txt['file'], '</th>
				<th align="left" style="padding: 5px;">', $txt['posted_by'], '</th>
				<th align="left" style="padding: 5px;">', $txt['downloads'], '</th>
				<th align="left" style="padding: 5px;">', $txt['filesize'], '</th>
			</tr>';
	foreach ($attachments as $attach)
		echo '
			<tr>
				<td>', $attach['file']['link'], '</td>
				<td>', $attach['member']['link'], '</td>
				<td align="center">', $attach['file']['downloads'], '</td>
				<td align="center">', $attach['file']['filesize'], '</td>
			</tr>';
	echo '
		</table>';

?>