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I started a poll on the 15th and put an end date of the 22nd. Today is the 23rd and you can still vote and it is not displaying the results. How can I stop the poll?
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weird.. the POLL_STOP_TIME should be honored.. i assume 7.2.1 or 7.2.2 ?
i also notice that we have more than 1 index key on POLL_ID in the ubbt_POLL_VOTES table..
not a normal practice, but shouldn't be a show stopper..
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Sorry, yes, 7.2.1
I would also like the ability to edit a poll (is this possible and I've missed something?). I could create a poll then notice a mistake and there's no way of correcting it unless you start again.
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yah, i've had that request before too.. it's a kind of philosphy thingie.. where if you edit a poll, you could skew the results..
would be nice to have that option, if admin decided so for their board though.
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Do you have a link to the poll in question? Just tested this on my test board, and it ended as expected.
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Looks like you did not set a stop time... If you set it, it displays differently:
Votes accepted starting: (23/08/2007 22:57) until (30/08/2007 22:57).
I think ubb should disable the "You cannot view the results until the poll is over" when you have not set a stoptime or do some warning about it.
As for this poll on your hboard, I think diving into the database and setting a stoptime (just copy the starttime will do the trick for this poll) manually would do the trick.
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^^ What he said. However, if you don't enter a stop date, you can't check the "cannot view results until poll is over" box. I just tried, and this is the error that pops up:
If you wish to prevent users from viewing the results of the poll before it has ended, you must choose an ending date for this poll.
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Thanks. I must have entered the info incorrectly as I've just created a test poll and the end date is now displayed. I'll let it run for a day to make sure it does end.
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As for this poll on your hboard, I think diving into the database and setting a stoptime (just copy the starttime will do the trick for this poll) manually would do the trick. I've just done what you suggested and the poll has now stopped. Thanks for the tip. 
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