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I was thinking since this site is mostly made-up of (international members) why not then...
Make an (international database searching engine) for finding international members by county.
When visiting the member list its an A to Z and international members can’t be easily found as it amounts to one thing (a needle in haystack). http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/memberlist.php
bop, Johnny any mod??
The most likely way to make this happen would be to address Jelsoft directly.
The vbulletin software is run without modifications.
I’m unfamiliar with that name, but I seem to get the idea. So it’s doable to have menu on the site to locate all the international LHF members by country selection.
Its unknown, What he said was that Jelsoft (the vbulletin software company) would have to write code to search and extract that data and sort it onto a page/menu for display. It doesn't currently exist in the code.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBL 4645
Of course, that all depends on the USERS/Members actually LISTING where they live in their profiles - it won't work when folks leave it blank or just post things like "Planet Earth" ...
Hello Ashley
The best we can do with what we have is use the Members List, Advanced Search function. You can search by Location there. But for it to work, as Heather pointed out, everyone would have to put their real country there. You could them add them to your friends list to have a quick snapshot of people in your region.
Rob:)
Names like planet earth are just not worth giving them the time of day. Leaving it blank is no good.
Oh, that seems to work a little bit. I placed United Kingdom and find myself on the first page along with a few others. Sigh, I have to remember that some put England on the profile. Yeah seems to work, cheers, Rob.:)
United Kingdom
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/memberlist.php?do=getall
England
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/memberlist.php?do=getall
Blimey not a lot here from the UK, hmm I wonder that will work…yeah sure does
UK
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/memberlist.php?do=getall
Oh, so there quite a few here from the United Kingdom, England, UK! Arr one more thing!
Great Britain nope that doesn’t work!
I guess some are still living in mommies basement, with no pride of there county. So it would work but for most it would just end up
A more sophisticated method would be to reverse lookup the ip addresses of visitors and determine the host country based on registration. It could also do a tracert and determine a few things as well.
It could also detect sock puppets.
Yes, yes here, here well said.Quote:
Originally Posted by duaneage
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Originally Posted by duaneage
Well I thin k I have encountered a few of them within the past month.
Rob got the pm today ;) on this shifty one.
Another thought is that some members may have a real nice collection of gear or have encountered thieves in the past and may not want to give details of where they are on such a wide-open forum. I haven't lived at home with the P&M for decades, but I still want to be pretty vague on where my home is (DC or Virginia) even if there are a few million folks in my area ...
Your Mileage May Vary ...
Sock Puppets Must DIE
You know with a little patience and the EYE ABOVE in the sky it shouldn’t take long to look though Google Earth for something that looks close to your garden.Quote:
Originally Posted by hjames
I can find my friends homes I’ve even seen a picture of me and my friend where I helped him to build a garage on the side of his house and I even noticed the vehicle driving down the road with large camera on the roof of the car, now then! ;) That was 2 ½ years ago.
My friend told me when he was looking on Google Earth.
All they then need to do is drop down to Google street and notice your vehicle parked outside along with street name and number and maybe even picture of you and Emma both shovelling snow outside.
It’s the thing you don’t even notice is the car with large camera on the roof driving around!
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Originally Posted by JBL 4645
We have too many trees here, we basically live in a forest here and we are VERY shielded from Satellite -
You can't see our house or our pond from the sky on Google maps -
I know where we are and I've looked it up and we aren't there.
There are no Google street view pix of our area -
certainly not on days when the road is blocked by snow -
be sensible man!
You might have deflector shields up in the summertime but when autumn comes around what happens! Don’t count on it your not Robin of Sherwood Forest :D once the leafs fall your visible.Quote:
Originally Posted by hjames
Anyway as for the sock puppets I left a hint on the other thread and I’m sure, the sock puppet will get the message. His timing was lousy!