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OK, found it in the XML file.
I tried replacing the reference to "usercp?" with "member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$bbuserinfo[userid]" but that doesn't work. Anyone got any ideas what I need to put there to have it go to the user's profile page? |
Why dont you just enable your reputation display in your usercp.
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Because I can't find the control to do so. As far as I can tell from the AdminCp it is set to show. The code must have gotten deleted from the USERCP temlpate somehow.
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Sounds unlikely, are you sure you havent just disabled it in your usercp ?
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It may have sounded unlikely, but the code was missing. I copied it over from someone else's vBulletin board, and now it's back. Thanks to that person for their help. |
Can't think of a better place to ask this, so here it goes.
What I have is a forum section with several subforums that are populated using the RSS feed system in VB. People want to be able to see these forums, but because of the number of threads, they don't want them showing up in the search results for unread posts. So using the new version of the Unread Posts mod in conjunction with the Selective Forum Filter won't work because that would prevent them from seeing the subforums at all. The code below is from the Unread Posts mod version I have installed (version 1.02). So what I am hoping is that it might be a simple case of just adding a conditional or something to the PHP code to force the exclusion of those subforums from the search all the time. The problem is I don't know squat about coding in PHP. Can someone please indicate what I would have to add/change to accomplish this? Code:
$unread = ""; |
Version 1.02 ? Thats ancient vb3.5 code !
If you change the forum option "Index New Posts in Search Engine" to no, they will be excluded. Other than that it would require a bit of new code. |
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If I upgrade to the new version of the mod, does it have a setting that lets me exclude individual forum sections from the search but would still allow users to see those forums if they want to view them? |
Problem solved.
I have the forum properties for "Index New Posts in Search Engine" set to NO. But your comment got me to thinking... I did not have the forum permissions for ALL usergroups set to NO for searching as well. I had the default "Registered Users" set to NO for searching, but some of those users are also members of other additional usergroups whose permissions for searching searching the forum were still set to yes. The forum permission system will always pick the yes if there is a conflict between settings in different places. I set ALL those other groups to NO as well, and now everything works fine! Thanks! |
is it possible to insert this count near the link New Posts in navbar? F.e.:
New Posts (429) |
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