ho installato il plugin ma è rimasto tutto uguale a prima, ho seguito le istruzioni precise...
vbulletin 4.2.0 patch level2

On VB 4.2.0 and no longer have unread posts displaying in the upper right hand corner, how to fix?

Doesnt work for me.
I uploaded the Images to my Custom and the Default Style...

http://gyazo.com/359220b854b26636d58bbaa015628528

Anyone a idea?

Any way to add an icon after people get 5 of each stars?

I would like to add an "ultimate icon" that show that you are at the maximum of reputation acquired.

anyway to do this?

Hello Paul, can u help me for fix this?
http://puu.sh/1KR8V

all the images are in the correct place but on the postbit dont show ... the rep is active ... i can see it only on the user profile but show wrong!

http://puu.sh/1KRaW

no space between the rep image :(

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but on my second forum is correct ... this is a joke?

http://puu.sh/1KRc9

ps: AFTER MORE CHECK I CAN CONFIRM THIS: THE PRODUCT O MY FIRST FORUM DONT MAKE THE TEMPLATE "postbit_reputation_erd" .... I HAVE TRIED TO ADD MANUALLY BUT NOT WORK!

ANY SOLUTION?

Is what a joke ??

Seriously, you're "shouting" at me, you know thats not cool right ?

Is there any plugin which shows the rep pips as greyed out until they are filled in green? I would rather see 11 grey pips and have them fill in one by one as people level up.

Thanks.

Nope, never seen such a mod.

I guess I could simply create 11 new images with all 11 pips and the appropriate ones greyed out or "inactive." Probably the way it should have been done to begin with. I see something similar was done with VB5.

Just had the time to dig in an fix this but I quickly noticed that a single pip is served for each level of increasing rep... what a terrible way to code! Now when a user reaches level 11 there are 10 extra http requests for that one user. This could mean hundreds of extra http requests per page depending on your users and their rep, very inefficient.

Pulling one image and having an image for each potential case would create a much lighter load. Even better... create the pips with html and css so there are no additional http requests.