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Hi,
thanks for the great hack. I used V3.4 for a few weeks and now upgraded to 4.4 - everything still works but it's not using AJAX as far as i can see. I did no template changes to any of the plugin templates and already cleaned my browser cache - any idea? |
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every other AJAX-Function works well in the Forums so can't be this i think.
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I want the post will be pushed up when members press Thanks button . How to do that ???
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@Abe1: Strange things happen after installing 4.4 - after a while nothing did work (no new thanks were recorded) after serveral tries i deinstalled, restored a backup and reinstalled 3.4 again - works fine. Seems like there's something wrong with 4.4
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as i already said: no :)
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when i click "Thank You" it doesnt seem to work :(
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i do not want a postbit added when someone thanked... so i change thankspostbit to :
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will that changes make any error to your hack?? Thanks! |
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hack it doesn't work. Anybody please help me with it. thanks in advanced. |
Hi Abe :) What code do we need to change to get the "The Following User Says Thank You..." message to appear on top of the 'Thank You table instead of on the side?
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Suggestion:
Can you please make the AJAX functions into a .js file; make the AJAX functions take postid as parameter; and pass parameter from the links instead of making copies of the function for each of the post on screen? This will DRASTICALLY reduce the bandwidth consumption by this hack as they do not require to be duplicated each time a post is displayed on the page. |
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would be nice to have also reputation working only for desired forums (the same option as "Individual Forums to Have for Only First Post". Thank you .-) |
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I had 4.2 do i need to do any template changes if i install 4.4 and which ones?
Or do i need to do the lot again? |
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hello i install it before some weeks nice hack byt can someone tell me how to remove from every post at the bottom the Who Said Thanks:
I get this in every post.. I have select to thanks only in first post byt i get the Who Said Thanks:in all posts |
Abe1:
Thanks for following up the request :) here's a little starter on how to make it so that you only really need it once. I've edited the postbit_button template to the following (it still comes up multiple times, but it only really need to be created 'once' at the top because its a function with parameters). It doesn't work yet because I am not familiar with call back functions, and I can't figure out how to pass the pid variable to the call back functions. If there's any AJAX guru or javascript expert who can help fix the rest, we can safely move the majority of the code to a separate .js file which can be cached by user browser and we can reduce the bandwidth usage by a lot (imagein the segment of code appear only once in a cached js VS appearing in html for each post appearing on page). Code:
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Google clicks Thanks Button ...
So I added the green text to post_thanks_button template Code:
<a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]do=post_thanks_add&p=$post[postid]" id="post_thanks_button_$post[postid]" onclick="post_thanks_give_$post[postid](); return false;" rel="nofollow">$post_thanks_button_image</a> |
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the visitors don't see the button picture but the link is still existing
take a look at the source of this page http://www.basharialep.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1259 HTML Code:
<a href="showthread.php?do=post_thanks_add&p=14350" id="post_thanks_button_14350" onclick="post_thanks_give_14350(); return false;" rel="nofollow"></a> Thanks for your help |
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On WHO Google faces no permission errors
and I don't prefer this to happen because It's better if he indexes a new page instead really you dont see this in my page source? Quote:
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Abe> Search engines gets the same HTML as guests (unless there are hacks that forwards it to archive); however, as opposed to guests, Search Engines sees it at raw source level, doesn't matter whether or not the icon is 'displayed' on screen. And it sees in the HTML there's a link, so it follows. Adding the rel="nofollow" in the a href tag tells it to not follow the link all together. I've gone ahead and added it to my forum now. :)
As to WHY it still clicks it, it may be a cached version of your page or something. It should stop after a while... |
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Abe1 hi, it's not a BUG but.....
When using this hack you can: 1. Click "Add reputation" 2. and then click Thanks button. BUT: 1. when you already clicked Thanks button 2. You can't add reputation. May be add option "Check if already added reputation" ? And another sugestion..... Some users are "maniaks" and click thanks button for peoples who helped them once time in many different posts. It it possable to link with a $vbulletin->options['reputationrepeat'] for chek? Regards, Dmitriy |
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As for the second, what would that help? You can give rep points only once per post for using the thanks button. |
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"You have already add reputation bla-bla-bla" Can you add checking for "smart" users that they can't add reputation and then click Thanks? About second...... for now i do not know how say it with different words :( My English has very low level. |
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