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How can i insert data to user1 & user2 & user3 & user4 field

Started by mlsbv, September 11, 2007, 12:11:51 PM

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mlsbv

How can i insert data to user1 & user2 & user3 & user4 field and show them?

Sami

Config=> Custom fields for image description (leave blank if unused)
Read documentation
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mlsbv

I find it after post this topic, but can't delete them.

Thank's for your help

Joachim Müller

It is mandatory to read the documentation that comes with Coppermine before posting or even starting a new thread. If your posting shows that you haven't done so (i.e. if you ask questions that are already covered in the docs), you're just wasting other's time. As a consequence, supporters will get more and more reluctant to answer your questions. You have been told to respect board rules already - this is not a joke! Do so in the future. If you don't, you'll have to suffer the consequences.

Quote from: mlsbv on September 11, 2007, 12:44:18 PMI find it after post this topic, but can't delete them.
You can't delete your postings because we don't want you to do so. Happened in the past. Deleted questions make the answers just look silly and useless, leaving whole threads orphaned. Think about the purpose of a support board and why we don't want you to delete things here. The restrictions we had to apply exist because of people like you who would have deleted their questions after having found the answer. This is not what we expect you to do. Instead (if you find the answer after having posted your question already), just reply to your own posting, saying something like "I'm sorry for having posted this question. I found the answer in XXX".