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sv1cec 11-11-2004 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RsX
im using 1.5

I thought so. Sorry, but you will have to either upgrade to my modified version, or figure it out yourself. I do not have time at the moment to do comparisons with that version.

Try replacing the part of the code which does the checking and shows the links, in the postbit template, with the code below:

PHP Code:

<!-- checks for warning system -->
<if 
condition="THIS_SCRIPT=='showthread'">
<if 
condition="$post[usergroupid]!=6 AND $post[usergroupid]!=7 AND can_moderate($forum[forumid], '', $bbuserinfo[userid])"><a href='Warn.php?do=WarnUser&id=$post[userid]&post=$post[postid]'>Warn $post[username]</a> ? 
</if>
<if 
condition="$post[usergroupid]!=6 AND $post[usergroupid]!=7 AND ($bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==7 OR $bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==6)">
<
a href='Warn.php?do=ViewWarnings&id=$post[userid]'>View $post[username]'s Warnings</a> ?</if>
<if condition="$post[userid]==$bbuserinfo[userid] AND $post[usergroupid]==2 AND $post[warning_level]>0">
<a href='
Warn.php?do=ViewMyWarnings'>View your Warnings</a> ?</if>
</if>
<!-- end of warning system --> 

Rgds

RsX 11-11-2004 10:03 AM

Will this work?

PHP Code:

<if condition="$post[usergroupid]!=6 OR $post[usergroupid]!=5 OR $post[usergroupid]!=7 AND can_moderate($forum[forumid], '', $bbuserinfo[userid])"><a href='Warn.php?do=WarnUser&id=$post[userid]&post=$post[postid]'>Warn $post[musername]</a> ? <a href='Warn.php?do=ViewWarnings&id=$post[userid]'>View $post[musername]'s Warnings</a>
</if> 


RsX 11-11-2004 10:40 AM

nvm got it ;) for anyone that would like only admins & supermods to be able to view the warn links, and it wont appear on admins posts, and moderators can only see links in their posts, then follow the instructions listed..

Go to templates> edit postbit & postbit_legacy

Find:
PHP Code:

<a href='Warn.php?do=WarnUser&id=$post[userid]&post=$post[postid]'>Warn $post[musername]</a> ? <a href='Warn.php?do=ViewWarnings&id=$post[userid]'>View $post[musername]'s Warnings</a> 


Replace with:
PHP Code:

<if condition="$post[usergroupid]!=6 AND $post[usergroupid]!=5 AND can_moderate($forum[forumid], '', $bbuserinfo[userid])"><a href='Warn.php?do=WarnUser&id=$post[userid]&post=$post[postid]'>Warn $post[musername]</a> ? <a href='Warn.php?do=ViewWarnings&id=$post[userid]'>View $post[musername]'s Warnings</a>
</if> 


TCattitude 11-11-2004 10:49 AM

sv1cec thanks a lot!
we will wait 4 you, man.

And... good luck with your upgrade :)

sv1cec 11-11-2004 02:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TCattitude
sv1cec thanks a lot!
we will wait 4 you, man.

And... good luck with your upgrade :)

Thanks, I appreciate it. Today, it was a disaster. All morning, my ADSL was acting up, so I didn't dare to start the upgrade. Now, it looks OK, so if the final test I am doing goes OK, I'll go ahead and do the upgrade tonight. Then, time for my first, official hack!! LoL

Rgds

rex_b 11-13-2004 05:54 PM

Is there a way to make it where each mod can see a list of the warnings they have given out?

sv1cec 11-13-2004 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rex_b
Is there a way to make it where each mod can see a list of the warnings they have given out?

Sure, in your modcp/index.php, find the following code:

PHP Code:

if ($canmass)
    {
        
construct_nav_group($vbphrase['thread']);
        
construct_nav_spacer();
    } 

Right underneath that, add:

PHP Code:

    $printhr true ;
    
construct_nav_option 'View Issued Warnings''mod_warn.php''<br />' ) ;
    
construct_nav_group 'Warning System''<hr />' ) ; 

Then, upload the attached file, in your modcp directory.

Blam Forumz 11-13-2004 10:02 PM

When will v2 be out?

:cool:

sv1cec 11-13-2004 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blam Forumz
When will v2 be out?

:cool:

It all depends on what you mean by V2. If you are talking about the next version by Zero Tolerance, I do not know. If you are talking about my fully documented and enhanced hack, I hope it will be ready tomorrow.

All instructions are there, so that someone can make an install from scratch. It's just that this hack has evolved to something really big (19 new templates are required, plus several changes to existing templates) and I am trying to find a way to make the installation easier. I 'll try to immitate Zero Tolerance's installation method, but I am not good with XML and I do not want to release something like that, if I am not 100% sure it is OK. Tomorrow, I'll do some tests, for the automated installation.

Rgds
------------
John

Blam Forumz 11-13-2004 10:19 PM

i meant the next version of this warning hack

Kmaster 11-14-2004 02:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
OK, the paged layout for the Warning Logs is done.

You have to add a new column in your warning_options table, using the following SQL Query (remember to use the TABLE_PREFIX if you are using one):

alter table `warning_options` add warnings_per_page int(3)

After you've done this, use the attached admin_warn.php file. Sorry I can't provide a detailed step-by-step mods write-up, too many changes to make it viable.

Let me know if it works.

Rgds
------------
John


I found this error, when use the new admin_warn.php

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.3:

Invalid SQL: select w.*,u.username as wusername,u.userid as wuserid,wt.*,wuser.username as warned_username_v,wuser.userid as warned_userid_v from
warnings w
left join user wuser on(wuser.userid=w.warned_user)
left join user u on(u.userid=w.warned_by)
left join warning_types wt on(wt.tid=w.warned_warning_id) ORDER BY w.warned_time DESC LIMIT 0,
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax near '' at line 5

mysql error number: 1064

Date: Saturday 13th of November 2004 05:47:18 PM
Script: http://xxxxxxxx.xx/forums/admincp/ad...p?act=viewlogs
Referer: http://xxx.xx/forums/admincp/index.php?do=nav
Username: xxx
IP Address: xxx.x.xx.xxx

sv1cec 11-14-2004 07:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kmaster
I found this error, when use the new admin_warn.php

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.3:

Invalid SQL: select w.*,u.username as wusername,u.userid as wuserid,wt.*,wuser.username as warned_username_v,wuser.userid as warned_userid_v from
warnings w
left join user wuser on(wuser.userid=w.warned_user)
left join user u on(u.userid=w.warned_by)
left join warning_types wt on(wt.tid=w.warned_warning_id) ORDER BY w.warned_time DESC LIMIT 0,
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax near '' at line 5

mysql error number: 1064

Date: Saturday 13th of November 2004 05:47:18 PM
Script: http://xxxxxxxx.xx/forums/admincp/ad...p?act=viewlogs
Referer: http://xxx.xx/forums/admincp/index.php?do=nav
Username: xxx
IP Address: xxx.x.xx.xxx


Try using the admin_warn.php attached here. It works in my 3.03.

Rgds

Kmaster 11-14-2004 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
Try using the admin_warn.php attached here. It works in my 3.03.

Rgds

that's weird, I won't work for me. Still got same error.
enclosed found attached my current use version, hope this can help!!
thanks a lot.


rgds,

sv1cec 11-14-2004 10:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kmaster
that's weird, I won't work for me. Still got same error.
enclosed found attached my current use version, hope this can help!!
thanks a lot.


rgds,

You are obviously using the new admin_warn.php with the page layout in the report. Did you remember to add the suggested column, in the warning_options table of your database? If not, you have to run the following query, and then go to your AdminCP/Warning System/Warning Options and fill in the number of rows per page, at the last field.

Let me know if it works.

The query is:

PHP Code:

alter table `warning_optionsadd warnings_per_page int(3

Rgds
------------
John

Kmaster 11-15-2004 12:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
You are obviously using the new admin_warn.php with the page layout in the report. Did you remember to add the suggested column, in the warning_options table of your database? If not, you have to run the following query, and then go to your AdminCP/Warning System/Warning Options and fill in the number of rows per page, at the last field.

Let me know if it works.

The query is:

PHP Code:

alter table `warning_optionsadd warnings_per_page int(3

Rgds
------------
John

Yes, I'd added the query into database.
still get same error.

TCattitude 11-15-2004 01:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
It all depends on what you mean by V2. If you are talking about the next version by Zero Tolerance, I do not know. If you are talking about my fully documented and enhanced hack, I hope it will be ready tomorrow.

All instructions are there, so that someone can make an install from scratch. It's just that this hack has evolved to something really big (19 new templates are required, plus several changes to existing templates) and I am trying to find a way to make the installation easier. I 'll try to immitate Zero Tolerance's installation method, but I am not good with XML and I do not want to release something like that, if I am not 100% sure it is OK. Tomorrow, I'll do some tests, for the automated installation.

Rgds
------------
John

Great news... i'll be waiting 4 that mod... hope soon ;)

Good luck.

sv1cec 11-15-2004 06:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kmaster
Yes, I'd added the query into database.
still get same error.

OK, you added the column, but have you defined the Lines Per Page you want to see, in the Warning Options? What I can see from the error, is that it can't find the upper limit, something missing after "ORDER BY w.warned_time DESC LIMIT 0, " that comma. That's where it uses the lines per page.

Let me know.

Rgds

sv1cec 11-15-2004 06:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TCattitude
Great news... i'll be waiting 4 that mod... hope soon ;)

Good luck.

Well, I have almost everything ready, even the installation program is done (copied that from Zero Tolerance).

What I am waiting for, before releasing the hack, is Zero Tolerance's permission. You see, a lot of this code comes from his original hack, and I do not want to use it in a new hack, without his permission.

Rgds

Torqued 11-18-2004 04:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
Well, I have almost everything ready, even the installation program is done (copied that from Zero Tolerance).

What I am waiting for, before releasing the hack, is Zero Tolerance's permission. You see, a lot of this code comes from his original hack, and I do not want to use it in a new hack, without his permission.

Rgds

Any update on releasing this? :)

sv1cec 11-18-2004 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torqued
Any update on releasing this? :)

Anyone interested in acting as a guinea pig to test it out before releasing it?

My Sun run out of disk space, so I need to do some maintenance before I can test the whole installation thing. If someone is willing to try it out, it will speed things up significantly. All you need is a clean 3.0x installation (without Zero Tolerance's things).

I attach here the ... Features List, I think you will find it interesting:

- post- and non-post-related warnings
- hierarchical warning schema (mods can warn users, super mods can warn mods and users, admins can warn everyone, no same-level warnings)
- hidden or real warners
- customizable maximum warning points
- customizable ban days
- customizable ban user group and permanent ban user group
- supports incremental banning periods
- supports multiple warnings for the same post
- warned members are notified either by Private Message or e-mail
- maintains historical listings of issued warnings (even if deleted or expired)
- customizable warning types
- each warning type has predefined warning points associated with it
- each warning type has predefined maturity period, after which it is automatically removed
- reports for admin, and mods
- cron job included to automatically remove matured warnings
- uses vBulletin's cron job, to automatically unban banned users
- all options are setable in your AdminCP
- user warning points and number of bans viewable in your AdminCP user template.

rgds
--------------
John

TCattitude 11-18-2004 08:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
Anyone interested in acting as a guinea pig to test it out before releasing it?

My Sun run out of disk space, so I need to do some maintenance before I can test the whole installation thing. If someone is willing to try it out, it will speed things up significantly. All you need is a clean 3.0x installation (without Zero Tolerance's things).

I attach here the ... Features List, I think you will find it interesting:

- post- and non-post-related warnings
- hierarchical warning schema (mods can warn users, super mods can warn mods and users, admins can warn everyone, no same-level warnings)
- hidden or real warners
- customizable maximum warning points
- customizable ban days
- customizable ban user group and permanent ban user group
- supports incremental banning periods
- supports multiple warnings for the same post
- warned members are notified either by Private Message or e-mail
- maintains historical listings of issued warnings (even if deleted or expired)
- customizable warning types
- each warning type has predefined warning points associated with it
- each warning type has predefined maturity period, after which it is automatically removed
- reports for admin, and mods
- cron job included to automatically remove matured warnings
- uses vBulletin's cron job, to automatically unban banned users
- all options are setable in your AdminCP
- user warning points and number of bans viewable in your AdminCP user template.

rgds
--------------
John

I can give a try, no problem.

I've waiting for your mod-hack long time. Really useful the modifications you made for the Zero Tolerance's idea.

PM me the url for download it and i'll be in contact with you for bugs and feedback.

Scerina 11-19-2004 03:11 AM

Can someone install this for me please? Also, can this hack be part of mod's power as well so they can do the same?

If you can help me out, please email me at: Pandora@Sweet-November.Net

Thanx in advance

taffy056 11-19-2004 03:28 PM

Nice hack, Thanks!

Installed with no problem mostly, had do it twice though, but it works fine.

Torqued 11-20-2004 02:28 AM

Ok. Got it installed.. found just a few of minor issues:

Found this issue when going to View Warning Logs when no warnings exist, I get the following:

Could not find phrase 'no_warnings_found'.

The above phrase is not defined in the install instructions.

So I just added the Control Panel Stop phrase no_warnings_found with text "No warnings found."

And this:

Quote:

Originally Posted by in the postbit template edit instructions
In the same template, find:

<if condition="$show['reputation']">$post[reputationdisplay]</if>

But I have this (vB 3.03):

Quote:

<if condition="$show['reputation']"><if condition="$show['reppower']">$vbphrase[reppower]: $post[reppower] </if><div>$post[reputationdisplay]</div></if>
And just put the code to be inserted after that last </if>

Also, you may want to remind people to edit the warn_em and warn_pm templates to replace your domain (M1911.ORG) with theirs. ;)

Found one more thing... For some reason, the active warning points are not being totaled correctly. Plz see the attached screenshot.

sv1cec 11-20-2004 06:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torqued
Ok. Got it installed.. found just a few of minor issues:

Found this issue when going to View Warning Logs when no warnings exist, I get the following:

Could not find phrase 'no_warnings_found'.

The above phrase is not defined in the install instructions.

So I just added the Control Panel Stop phrase no_warnings_found with text "No warnings found."

And this:



But I have this (vB 3.03):



And just put the code to be inserted after that last </if>

Also, you may want to remind people to edit the warn_em and warn_pm templates to replace your domain (M1911.ORG) with theirs. ;)

Found one more thing... For some reason, the active warning points are not being totaled correctly. Plz see the attached screenshot.

OK, I did the changes suggested (the phrase and the location of the additions in postbit).

I also changed the warn_em and warn_pm templates to use $vboptions[bbtitle].

As for the totals of points, this is an issue. The thing is, when a member is below the banning limit (which let's assume is 10 points) and he has let's say 8, and he gets another warning for 5 points, his total doesn't become 13, it becomes 10. In other words, if the total points exceed the ban limit, then the points for that member get set to the ban limit (10). If you then unban the member and you remove some of his warnings, then his total gets decreased by the number of points that the warnings you removed had. So, let's assume that he gets down to 6, after you remove a couple of his warnings and unban him (please note that unbanning a member does not remove any points from his total, it just changes his ban status). Now if you add another warning worth 5 points, he is going to 11, gets banned and his total is again set to the maximum, which is 10.

So, you cannot just add the points from the list of his warnings and expect to find his total mentioned at the end of the list. This was how this warning hack worked from the beginning, and I am not sure I know a better way to do it.

Until I come up with something different, I guess this is an acceptable way to handle the issue.

Rgds

Torqued 11-20-2004 01:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
As for the totals of points, this is an issue. The thing is, when a member is below the banning limit (which let's assume is 10 points) and he has let's say 8, and he gets another warning for 5 points, his total doesn't become 13, it becomes 10. In other words, if the total points exceed the ban limit, then the points for that member get set to the ban limit (10). If you then unban the member and you remove some of his warnings, then his total gets decreased by the number of points that the warnings you removed had. So, let's assume that he gets down to 6, after you remove a couple of his warnings and unban him (please note that unbanning a member does not remove any points from his total, it just changes his ban status). Now if you add another warning worth 5 points, he is going to 11, gets banned and his total is again set to the maximum, which is 10.

That makes sense if they are above the max limit for points for a ban, but in my screenshot, the active warnings ( 5 pts, 3 pts, 1 pts) add up to 9 points, which is 1 point less than the 10 point max, but the system is only reporting that the user has 6 points... :)

sv1cec 11-20-2004 01:30 PM

Obviously, you have removed some of the warnings. This, depending on when they were removed, may have affected the total in some way. I'll check it out, and I'll also add the date the warning was removed in the file, so that we can have a better idea of what's going on. But I am pretty sure it doesn't screw up adding the points. It's when you remove them or when the banning limit is reached that things get funny.

Also, when you remove warnings, and the points go below zero, they are obviously reset to zero.

And a couple of questions:

- Suppose a member commits an offence and is issued a warning. Shall I add as an option, next time he is warned for the same offence to get a multiple of the warning type's points? First time 2, second time 4 points.

- Second, if a member is already banned once, shall we multiply each warning he receives by a factor. So if someone is banned already once and he gets a warning worth 2 points, he doesn't get 2 but he gets 4, for example.

Rgds

Torqued 11-20-2004 08:10 PM

Personally, I probably wouldn't use the multiplier function. Other users may want it, though... so if it was a setting that could be turned on and off, that would be nice. :)

I'll see if I can re-create the problem I'm having with the total warning points. I haven't been able to duplicate it so far.

burrelly 11-20-2004 08:59 PM

I really love this hack but there are a few things that would be really useful for me:

Warnings are only active for certain amount of time ( warning of 1 point given for advertising taken off after 8 weeks)

Get what I mean ?

Torqued 11-20-2004 10:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by burrelly
I really love this hack but there are a few things that would be really useful for me:

Warnings are only active for certain amount of time ( warning of 1 point given for advertising taken off after 8 weeks)

Get what I mean ?

Uh. This hack has that - you set the # of days that you want each kind of warning to expire.

burrelly 11-20-2004 11:29 PM

I dont have that option :S

Torqued 11-21-2004 12:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by burrelly
I dont have that option :S

Ah. It may be in his soon-to-be-released version of this hack. B)

It's in the version I'm currently helping to test. Give us a chance to find any bugs that need to be taken care of. It looks pretty complete to me so I'm hoping that sv1cec will release it soon.

sv1cec 11-21-2004 04:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torqued
Ah. It may be in his soon-to-be-released version of this hack. B)

It's in the version I'm currently helping to test. Give us a chance to find any bugs that need to be taken care of. It looks pretty complete to me so I'm hoping that sv1cec will release it soon.

I would like to include am upgrade script, which would take users who have installed Zero Tolerance's version to my version (that's something Zero suggested), but it will take time. You see, Zero's hack has two versions, and I have to find out what the final version includes, then create the upgrade script. That's a lot of work.

Would you people think that I should release the hack as it is, and then work on the upgrade script, or shall I withhold it until I have the script too?

From the two testers and my testing, it looks as if the hack is OK, so I could release it later today. Please let me know.

RGds
--------
John

sv1cec 11-21-2004 06:02 AM

Not as difficult as I expected. OK, I've added an upgrade script within the new hack's zip file. Anyone who is using Zero Tolerance's version 1.5 and cares to act as a tester for the upgrade?

What the upgrade script does, is to erase the old templates, create the new ones and add the new columns in the database tables. From then on, you have to follow the normal instructions.

Download the file at:

http://forum.m1911.org/temp/WarningSystem.zip

Read the instructions and let me know if it works. It would be better if you do not do it on an active forum, if you have a test site, do it there.

Let me know.

Rgds
------------
John

TCattitude 11-21-2004 09:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv1cec
I would like to include am upgrade script, which would take users who have installed Zero Tolerance's version to my version (that's something Zero suggested), but it will take time. You see, Zero's hack has two versions, and I have to find out what the final version includes, then create the upgrade script. That's a lot of work.

Would you people think that I should release the hack as it is, and then work on the upgrade script, or shall I withhold it until I have the script too?

From the two testers and my testing, it looks as if the hack is OK, so I could release it later today. Please let me know.

RGds
--------
John

No problem at all here.

All ok.
All.

I think you could release the script right now.


And... upgrade script?
No... just simply rollback (uninstall) the ZeroTolerance version.
No more work for that, i think.

sv1cec 11-21-2004 11:06 AM

Gentlemen,

I just want to let you know that my Advanced Warning System Hack has been released. You can find it at:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=71992

It includes a rudimentary upgrade script as well, for those who are using Zero's v.1.5 hack.

Rgds
-----------
John

SamirDarji 11-22-2004 04:29 AM

Congradulations on an excellent add-on to an already great hack. This is something I was anticipating, but not so soon. Thank you for the early Christmas gift. ;)

sv1cec 11-22-2004 04:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SamirDarji
Congradulations on an excellent add-on to an already great hack. This is something I was anticipating, but not so soon. Thank you for the early Christmas gift. ;)

You are welcome!

Please note here, that I've added a couple of new columns in the warnings table there, showing when a warning was removed and by whom. I thought an admin would like to know that.

All new additions will be done in the other thread from now on.

Rgds

hello 11-22-2004 03:47 PM

when i try to warn someone i get a blank page and when i try to look at mine or someone elses warnings how can i fix this?

sv1cec 11-23-2004 03:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hello
when i try to warn someone i get a blank page and when i try to look at mine or someone elses warnings how can i fix this?

Could I please ask those of you who have installed my version of the mods here, to upgrade to the new Advanced Warning System (and hit "Install" there, as well)? it will give me an idea of how many people are using my code.

Thanks and rgds


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