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A bug? The following was reported by one our members who had exceeded their daily limit...
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Just tested this myself (gave reputation to 10 users) and I'm seeing the same message. Any ideas?
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In usercp.php find this line: $earliest = $check['dateline']; Move it right below $sofar++; so it's above the }, i.e. Code:
$sofar++; Code:
$nexttime = date($vboptions['dateformat'].' '.$vboptions['timeformat'], ($check['dateline']+86400)); Code:
$nexttime = vbdate($vboptions['dateformat'].' '.$vboptions['timeformat'], ($earliest+86400)); |
Wow that was very quick :D Implemented those changes and it works perfectly....... thanks alot. Very useful hack.
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Thanks for the fix tubedogg, but I have a question to ask ... isn't this true that admins have no restrictions to giving rep points? If so, then can there be a condition where if this is true, then all that shows up for admins is how many times they have given rep points?
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A condition could be used to say "you have no limit", but I'm not sure I'd want to determine the number of times reputation has been given for the above reason. |
Under the current situation, an admin is shown that he has only X amount of times that he can give Rep points. How could I fix it to show that there's no limit?
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This is great. :) Thanks!
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Correct this if i'm wrong:
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<if condition="$bbusergroupid = 6"> HTML Code:
<if condition="$bbusergroupid != 6"> |
You might want to add the 'usercp_reptracker' template to the templatecache of usercp.php to save that 1 query. :)
In usercp.php, find: PHP Code:
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