Who's Being Ignored?

[SFishy]

Okay... I'm almost POSITIVE I saw this earlier today when I was looking around for something else...

Is there a hack that give an administrator the ability to see who has been placed on someone's ignore list? I don't necessarily mean I need to see who is ignoring them, it would just be handy to know that user X is being ignored by 10 people, or to have a list of users who are ignored by anyone.

Thanks!

[SFishy]

I continued my searching and found this... LINK to thread with script (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44111) -- scroll down and you'll see g-force2k2 provides an ignore script to run (ignore.php)...

I have two questions...

What does it do exactly?
Can it be used to create the hack I requested? Would someone like to help? ;)

Thanks!

(ps. I also posted my questions as a thread in the support forum... I don't mean to "cross-post", I'm just asking for a sort-of combination of support on something existing, and a new hack!)

[amykhar]

Filbert1 wrote a who's being ignore hack if I recall correctly.

Amy

[SFishy]

Filbert wrote a hack that lists the #1 ignored user, and it wasn't written for busy boards, at least according to the thread.

I'm interested in this ignore.php script above and what it does exactly. It seems, even with my limited php knowledge, to at least hold some of the answers ;)

[filburt1]

Today at 11:37 AM SFishy said this in Post #4 (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?postid=398100#post398100)
Filbert wrote a hack that lists the #1 ignored user, and it wasn't written for busy boards, at least according to the thread.

Correct and sortof correct (it depends on how many people are ignoring how many people)

[SFishy]

Appreciate the work you did Filbert... problem is this... I have over 22,000 members and at any one time somewhere between 100-200 people are logged in. I don't want to drag the board to it's knees finding out how many people are using the ignore feature ;)

The thread on your hack said it was good for "slower" boards... My board certainly isn't the busiest by far, but it doesn't classify as a slower one either.

Anyone willing to look at this ignore.php script in this thread (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44111) -- or anyone willing to try it? I did run it and couldn't tell what the results meant (it's showed a username and then a ignore list number, and the numbers didn't seem related to something I could figure out).

Anyone? Help? :cross-eyed:

[DaveG]

The number displayed is the user's account number. Each user is tied to an account number. It would be nice if someone could modify this file to display the USERs ignored instead of the user's NUMBER.

[SFishy]

Ah... I see... I was looking at them as one number, now I realize what is being displayed (see attached screenshot)

Username Name: User
Ignore List: List of ID# of who appears on the above user's ignore list (separated by space if there is more than 1)

Are we sure it works and actually picks up ALL the ignore info? Is it possible that out of 22,000+ members only 22 of them are using ignores?

How could we get this so it listed the usernames of people on the ignore list, rather than their ID#?

Wouldn't it be cool to have this work in template through the admin CP? ;)

[SFishy]

I'm going to attach the ignore.php file right here so no one has to go looking for it in the other thread (see attachment).

Anyone willing to do this? Needed...
Make templates for this
Convert user IDs to usernames
If I knew how to do either, I'd do it ;) -- I already added a permissions thing so that it's only accessible to the same people allowed to view "who's online".

Thanks

[Boofo]

Kars10 did a "Who ignore me" hack that might give you what you want (or at least what to need to get what you want).

[SFishy]

Boofo,

Thanks for the reply, but I don't want members to access this, and I don't want to know who is just ignoring me (or trying to). I want a list of peole who are on ignore lists -- I don't even need to know who is ignoring them (but ignore.php above seems to provide that anyway) -- I just need to know who my members think are problem users.

[SFishy]

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