What becomes of a member's ratings under his or her original username when a change in username is made?

The ratings are stored under the member's id, not their username - a change of username on the same account wouldn't affect the ratings.

Anyone know how to post the feedback rating on another page?

Using this code results in no feedback rating:

This works in the postbit and memberinfo templates but not on another template I have created.

It depends on the page you want to have the feedback on - the $post[] array wouldn't be in use on non post related pages for example, but you may be able to use $userinfo[ratetradetotal] if the $userinfo[] array is populated.

It seems unlikely that something wouldn't already have the appropriate field stored if there's anything to do with user details on the page in question - it just depends what you're trying to do.

thanks a million!

I noticed a member recived 3 + feed backs but it only showes 2 in his profile
anybody have any ideal why?

EDIT: is it because the same member left 2 + feed backs? cause it only showes 2 in his postbit?

If the same member gives two or more feedbacks, it will only count as one in their postbit / memberinfo. This is to prevent scamming... (I think).

Read this:
Anyway, a suggestion to a future release would be maybe to disable certain usergroups from using this Trader Rating System.

Hi i installed this hack on 3.0.7 and it seems to work, except for one thing

The ratings is shown above the users name not where it should be. I included an img.

Anyway to fix it?

And also, is there a way to add a link to a userprofile which would forward to his/hers rating page.

edit: fixed
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...136#post632136

Someone asked up in post #415 about increasing the max characters for the feedback comment field. I searched the thread but didn't see that answered. Anyone know how?

Not had the chance to test this, so try it at your own risk...

In the tratings_feedback template, findChange the maxlength parameter to the maximum you're after.

Then edit the user_rate_trade table... the usercomments field is a varchar with the same maximum length. It could feasibly be a lot larger than maxlength parameter for the input anyway, but as it's limited by the input there's not much point.

I'm at my office PC, so I've not been able to check/test the above, but after downloading the script it would seem to be all that affects the comments - being limited by the maxlength in the input, there's no need for any validation of the length, so this should work.