Valter
04-28-2006, 10:00 PM
Info:
This hack will show how many new posts/threads have been posted on forums since user last visit. "New Posts" in navbar menu will be replaced by "New Posts: x (In y Threads)". Optionally you can enable and configure Smart Search Menu to give users ability to search only wanted forums. See screenshots...
Installation:
Import product XML: AdminCP > Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product]
To set options:
Go to: AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Cyb - Advanced 'New Posts'
Versions:
v1.0 - Apr 29. 2006.
-First Release
v1.5 - Jun 25. 2006.
-Added - advanced searching of new posts (see screenshots)
-Improved codes (recommended to upgrade because of this)
v1.6 - Jun 26. 2006.
-Advanced searching of new posts splitted into two menu items
v1.7 - Jun 28. 2006.
-Changed the way of showing new posts info. Now we have flexible phrase depending on number of new posts/updated threads.
New Posts: 0
New Posts: 1
New Posts: 2 (In One Thread)
New Posts: 3 (In 2 Threads)
-Added links to used phrases on hack options page so you can easily find and change/translate them.
v1.8 - Aug 04. 2006.
-Release of this hack for vB v3.6
v1.9 - Sep 28. 2006.
-Added Product Version Checking
-Fixed links to phrases in ACP (used to easily customize phrases)
-Added option to change text color
-Fixed bug ("Advanced New Posts Search Menu" not centered between other items in navbar menu)
-Hack name changed to "Cyb - Advanced 'New Posts'"
NOTE: Before upgrading save somewhere content of "Menu Items" field to restore it after upgrade. It will be removed during upgrade process.
v2.0 - Jul 31. 2007.
-Added "No New Posts" to show when there is no new posts after user last visit
-Smart Search Menu (SSM) improved (no more need to write lines of code, just put forum IDs in setting field)
-SSM automatically hidden when there is no new posts
-A lot of improvements and optimization done, including:
*two templates removed
*improved integration with different styles (to avoid manual template edits)
Mark as installed to get support and updates.
This hack will show how many new posts/threads have been posted on forums since user last visit. "New Posts" in navbar menu will be replaced by "New Posts: x (In y Threads)". Optionally you can enable and configure Smart Search Menu to give users ability to search only wanted forums. See screenshots...
Installation:
Import product XML: AdminCP > Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product]
To set options:
Go to: AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Cyb - Advanced 'New Posts'
Versions:
v1.0 - Apr 29. 2006.
-First Release
v1.5 - Jun 25. 2006.
-Added - advanced searching of new posts (see screenshots)
-Improved codes (recommended to upgrade because of this)
v1.6 - Jun 26. 2006.
-Advanced searching of new posts splitted into two menu items
v1.7 - Jun 28. 2006.
-Changed the way of showing new posts info. Now we have flexible phrase depending on number of new posts/updated threads.
New Posts: 0
New Posts: 1
New Posts: 2 (In One Thread)
New Posts: 3 (In 2 Threads)
-Added links to used phrases on hack options page so you can easily find and change/translate them.
v1.8 - Aug 04. 2006.
-Release of this hack for vB v3.6
v1.9 - Sep 28. 2006.
-Added Product Version Checking
-Fixed links to phrases in ACP (used to easily customize phrases)
-Added option to change text color
-Fixed bug ("Advanced New Posts Search Menu" not centered between other items in navbar menu)
-Hack name changed to "Cyb - Advanced 'New Posts'"
NOTE: Before upgrading save somewhere content of "Menu Items" field to restore it after upgrade. It will be removed during upgrade process.
v2.0 - Jul 31. 2007.
-Added "No New Posts" to show when there is no new posts after user last visit
-Smart Search Menu (SSM) improved (no more need to write lines of code, just put forum IDs in setting field)
-SSM automatically hidden when there is no new posts
-A lot of improvements and optimization done, including:
*two templates removed
*improved integration with different styles (to avoid manual template edits)
Mark as installed to get support and updates.