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Display Reputation Comments Given
This modification is no longer available or supported. This shows members who their last few reputation comments have been given to - in the same manner as their received comments. The list is collapsable and appears in the usercp under the reputation received list. The users current repping power is also displayed, in the same manner as their points total. The number of comments to display is a setting in the reputation section of vb Options. If upgrading from the 3.5 version you will need to remove the template edit (or just revert the usercp template). From version 2.47 onwards users can delete reputation they have given within a certain timeperiod (default = 5 minutes). This allows the removal of comments given in error (or regretted !). This was from a suggestion by Makc666. History: v2.40 : First release for vb 3.6, template edit replaced by template injection. v2.41 : Dependancies updated for 3.6.0 Gold. v2.42 : Updated for Version Checking. v2.43 : Dependancies updated, URL's updated (not released). v2.44 : SQL changed to use slave. v2.45 : Phrase errors fixed. v2.46 : Internal Development Version (not released). v2.47 : Added ability for member to delete reputation given. v2.48 : Fixed display permission issue (see posts 50 & 51). v2.49 : Minor template change. |
Wooow first post,
Thanks for the hack.. ;) |
woowww nice hack thanks
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Excellent! :)
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[high]* Mudvayne clicks install..
[/high] Thnx Paul M.. :).. |
Very nice :) works fine on RC3
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I cannot see the Reputation Given section in UserCP.
All the templates were reverted prior to installation. Installation was done and I can see the option of how many to display in vbulletin Options -> User Reputation (Default = 10). However can't see anything T_T Edit : Nevermind found the problem. Had the Plugin based Template Cache installed, and needed to include USERCP as a template not to be cached. Thanks :) |
what should i do to see who gave me rep. points?
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Thrs another hack by Paul M ;).. Try that one.. U can see on ur profile that who give u reputation.. Infact all user can see :D..
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Someone want to tell me how I can get the:
"New Posts since your last visit: XXX" BELOW the: "You have no new reputation comments." Or above it. I just don't like it right under the Welcome message. |
Erm, you might want to check what thread you are in.
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I need a Mod that automatically tells me when you've released another hack. ;)
thanks again, Paul. |
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installed but doesn't work....
what shuld i do to see this? p.s. i see the option in the Admin CP (set to 10 by default) |
You don't need to do anything. Have you given anyone reputation ? Are you looking in your usercp (under the received) ?
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Thanks.
*clicks install* |
I get the following error after installing when I go to my CP:
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Either the vb options were not imported properly, or you have a blank setting (it needs to be a number).
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I wonder if an existing mod to the CP got in the way of this one properly placing the code? |
On import, this creates a setting in vBulletin Options > User Reputation Options called "Number of Reputation Given Comments to Display" with a default value of 10.
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Interesting. Third time's a charm, I guess. Imported just fine this time. Far as I know, anyway. ;)
Thanks! |
Installed, cool mod!
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Thank you Paul
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For some reason I've installed it several times, but can not get it show the "reputation given" options in AdminCP, nor does it show in the user profiles. My reputation received works just fine, however. Any ideas?
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There is only one option (max number of comments to display) which appears in the reputation settings above the Administrator's Reputation Power setting.
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the auto templates edit settings kinda bad i think..
Code:
$search_text = '<table cellpadding='; Code:
$search_text = '<!-- ############## NEW REPUTATION ############## -->'; |
What other tables ?
I cannot replicate any such occurance on any of my forums. Checking the default USERCP template, the code searched for only appears once, so you must have a customised template. |
Yes. I use a customized template, may be thats why. :S
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I cannot predict what will happen in customised templates. :cool: |
Thanks for this hack
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Paul M
Can you, please, add one more future to this hack. Some times when usera give reputation they make mistakes. Can you add a (Delete) URL after last reputation comment in usercp. This will allow user to delete his LAST reputation comment after XX minutes after its adding. In other words. 1. User adds a reputation comment. 2. He understands that he made a mistake. 3. He goes to usercp. 4. See that his comment. 5. See URL/LINK (Delete) after that his comment. 6. Click it. 7. Comment is erased/deleted. The link (Delete) is visible for user for xx minutes which is set in ACP. Thanks. P.S. I saw this working on one of the forums, but it was a hand made add-on special for that forum. |
Interesting idea, I will consider it when I next look at updating this.
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Paul M
1. In template: Display_Reputation_Given In line: Code:
<td class="thead" nowrap="nowrap">Given To</td> 2. Also language translation string: $vbphrase[points] has word: Points So we have in CP: Your Reputation Power is 10 Points But below default VB's language uses: 32 point(s) total So maybe it is better to make $vbphrase[points] this way: point(s) 3. And there is a misprint here: Code:
- <phrase name="setting_maxrepgv_desc" date="1152000000" username="Paul M" version="2.42"> The |
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Paul just INSTALLED another great/simple hack by you ... :) thx
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Thanks for the update Paul :)
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updated!
thx Paul |
Nice additions Paul.
You ever consider consolidating your 3 "Display Reputation Comments" mods into one mod?? -PB |
Nope, keeping them seperate means people can choose what they want.
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