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Thnks fellow! This will make much clear to users. :)
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Great hack!
Marked installed and nominated as MOTM. |
Nice hack!!
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Nice update. Thank you.
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wats trigger the drop down box?
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two dropdown elements are created, one invisible, and an automatic template edit inserts javascript to toggle between the two sets of dropdowns when each one is clicked.
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check out my repping system.. i want to add the box in each of these http://www.networktemple.com/
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A few problems...
(1) First problem... weak negative repping Code:
$neg_score = intval($score / 2); I have solved this for myself by changing the line above from : Code:
$neg_score = intval($score / 2); Code:
$neg_score = intval($score * 1); (2) Second problem - users are confused by two things to click. With stock vbulletin, you only have to choose one of two radio buttons for rep (good, or bad). It then does all the calculations for you as to how much rep to give. So the user only has to click twice at most (once to submit the form, another time if they want to change the type of rep given from good to bad before they submit the form). It occurred to me that you could put ALL of the reputation options in one drop-down menu, and update choices accordingly. For example, instead of getting this menu for giving good rep : Code:
(X) Good - VBPHRASE : i_approve Code:
( ) Good - VBPHRASE : i_approve Once they choose how much rep to give, they are then shown some descriptive text asking them to confirm their choice, and a 'Do it' button appears (or is activated). Example of how the window could work : 1) When loaded, the user is shown an (editable) phrase like : "You are about to give or take reputation from this person. This will affect their standing in the forum. Give reputation for things which in your opinion, make the forum a better place to visit, and take away reputation for things you feel detract from the forum. Please select the number of points to give or take away : [drop_down_menu_here]" 2) Once they pick a number from the drop-down menu, text appears below the drop-down-menu. Say they selected +5 on the drop-down menu : "You have selected to GIVE 5 points. This should be done only if you are happy with what was posted, thinking it was good for the forum and want to see more posts like it. [confirm_button_here]" If they selected "-5" on the menu, they would get : "You have selected to [B]REMOVE [/5] reputation points. This should be done only if you think what was posted will have a negative effect on the forum. [confirm_button_here]". The benefits of this approach are : 1) No need to bother with good/bad radio buttons. 2) The text which appears can give people some sense of why they are giving the reputation, and confirm that it is for the right reasons. 3) With some modding, you could generate different phrases depending on how much reputation was given/taken. E.g. a -1 could generate a different message than a -5... so the forum owner could have a system that encouraged people to give -1s for off-topic posts, and -5s for flaming, spam, etc. Just a thought. |
Thanks...Installed! ;)
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I've been looking for this type of mod EVERYWHERE. Finally I found it! Cheers!
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