Ted don't you already provide 3 of those in the userprofile stats? isn't possible to already use that query? currently you show:
Would it not be possible to use that in the postbit (split the variables out of the last statement to give the 3 seperate lines, Helpful Answers xx, Positive Votes xx, Negative Votes xx), i remember i asked for just the one (number of answers marked helpful in postbit) here https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....postcount=1681 :)

But if the load on server is going to outweigh the usefulness of that then forget it, we can live without it!

Simon you remember my mods better than I do. Whoops! :eek:

There are two fields that you can call [which isn't all 4 but hey it's a start]

hagoodrank
hatotalrank

These deal with what the user does and not with what's done to their posts. You can call them up from the postbit template if you like and format them in their own box, under the post count, etc.

As for adding others, the issue is subqueries. I [apparently] added these two in all 3 versions of the mod on demand but they calculate as votes come in so there is literally a field within user's profile table for each. If you for example wanted to figure out the number of votes they had left in a certain forum you would need to run a query... 10 posts per page and you get 10 queries... very very ineffective, thus avoided.

think i tried those 2 before... doesn't work on postbit. if i'm not mistaken, i asked you abt them before and you said they only work on profile page.

$hagoodrank
$hatotalrank

Hi Ted, i can confirm this, i tried using the variable a few different ways, have you an idea of how to call it for the postbit?

In the postbit the variables are called up per post using the array $post[] so $post[hagoodrank] or such. $hagoodrank on it's own would be blank as it's not defined...

This is explained in the 2nd post of the mod: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....65&postcount=2

Yes i remember :), however using $post[hagoodrank] will only show if that post has been ranked not your overall helpfulanswers, using this post[$hatotalrank] just shows []

All your posted variables in that post show like this in postbitTrust me i don't have zero votes :)

$post[hatotalrank] or $post['hatotalrank']... refers to the variable hatotalrank from the $post[] array where as $post[$hatotalrank] tries to call an element $hatotalrank in an array that doesn't exist.

I don't have a 3.8 server up anymore, so debugging has become a bit harder but if you look at the postbit template and don't see a lot of calls $post then I'm remembering the wrong array name. It should be exactly the same context as the variable for posts or joindate.

Ted, you still have access to my test site, if you've forgotten i'll pm you details.

I just added all your variables as a test like this

Ah, incommunicado eh? right then, email me at simonDOTlloydATthecodecageDOTcom and i'll send you the details :)