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Setting a plugin to activate at a certain post count
In userdata presave:
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In case anyone wonders, I'm trying to be very mean to a certain poster who is bragging all the time about being about to hit 3000 posts. --------------- Added [DATE]1236662338[/DATE] at [TIME]1236662338[/TIME] --------------- Bump? |
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Exactly what are you trying to do? Make it so if he makes a post then his post count is not increased?
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When he reaches a certain post count, it stops his post count.
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Instead of doing an unset (I'm not sure how you would do that), why not just set it to the postcount you want it to stay at?
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do_unset('posts') was the snippet you gave to me when I asked about this on a slightly less advanced level. But this should work. Thanks. :)
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I gave it to you? Hehe. I'm not fully caffeinated yet... that is my excuse and I'm sticking to it!
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I take it back. You didn't directly give it to me, you just put it up in some thread. :p So technically, it comes from you.
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Hmm, OK, if you say so. :)
So, did you get this to work? You should post what you did so if someone else wants to do this to a user, they can get the code here (would be fun to do something with it for April Fools). |
I'm not sure if it works or not, it hasn't triggered yet.
http://forums.mtgdarkness.com/test-a...th-post-t2126/ I'm using it on the OP of that thread, set to 2999. https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2009/03/102.jpg |
Do you have a test site? Or a test account? If you don't have a test site, use a test account and change the id in your plugin to the id of your test account and change the post count for your test account to just trigger it. You should be able to test it that way.
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