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PM notification when receiving reputation points
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SK Reputation Notification v2.0.0 - 2010-05-08
Notification system for reputation comments. This modification sends a PM to the user whenever someone gives him/her a reputation comment. User must first enable the function on the Settings => General Settings page. It's off by default. v2.0.0 is updated for vBulletin 4. See v1.x for vBulletin 3.x. Created and tested on vBulletin 4.0.3 Two step installation. Copy 1 file. Import the product. See instructions in the attached zip file. Version history:
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Very nice, will give it a try :)
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Great .. Thanks
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This is awesome! thanks so much for updating to vb4! This hack is great because it gets people talking about rep and posts!
Thanks again! -Jason |
Nice one installed and working a1
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MOTM, worked great
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Will it work for 4.0.2?
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Can't imagine it would be a problem but I haven't tried it. /SK |
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Thanx |
Is there a chance to modify it so we can receive notifications on quote as well? :)
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Is the option checked by default for new registrations?
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If you want to change that you need to run a SQL query. Enter this at the Maintenance > Execute SQL Query Page: ALTER TABLE tableprefixuser ALTER sk_repnotif_options SET DEFAULT '1' This will make the option active as default for new users. Change the tableprefix to whatever you are using or remove it if you don't use any. /SK |
does not work in 4.04
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such a great mod, thanks
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I just install 4.0.4 on my testsite and I haven't seen any problems yet. /SK |
Tried for 4.0.4, now working :(
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Have installed it on 4.0.4 with no issues at all thanks.
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"User must first enable the function on the Settings => General Settings page. It's off by default."
How to set on by default? |
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ALTER TABLE tableprefixuser ALTER sk_repnotif_options SET DEFAULT '1' To activate it for all current user run this SQL query. UPDATE tableprefixuser SET sk_repnotif_options = '1' Change the tableprefix to whatever you are using or remove it if you don't use any. /SK |
But"You are not authorized to execute SQL queries" at the Maintenance > Execute SQL Query Page
How to do it via phpmyadmin? |
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You can always give yourself access to run queries in vBulletin by editing the config.php file though. /SK |
Run this SQL query
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See this part of my original post
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If you don't know what your prefix is, if you have any, check the config.php file. /SK |
In my usergroup manager I have it set so register users cannot see who left them reputation.
Would I still be able to use this mod? Or will it tell them who gave them reputation in the PM notification? |
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So, yes you should still be able to use this mod. /SK |
does not work to 4.0.7
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Haven't heard anything about 4.0.5 or 4.0.6. Last version I've seen it working on is 4.0.4. To be honest I'm not sure if I will bother to fix this. Sorry. If anyone else is willing to check it out please go ahead. /SK |
Please update this!! It is a great mod.
I have it working on 4.1.2, except instead of going to the post it goes to the OP of the thread. Can anyone tell me how to edit it to make it go to the post? |
Anyone??
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Trying to figure out how to make the notification automatic and not off by default. Most users will never turn it on and that kind of makes it worthless. So if someone figures out how to make it on by default before I do let me know.
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Well, I guess after almost 2 months, no one is going to answer. Shame.
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Is there another option out there? |
This mod thrashes the General Settings page in 4.1.11
Please update. |
Good plugin, thank you very much.
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Will there be an update to patch whatever the CSS issue is for the Gen. Settings page in 4.1.11?
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It works fine.
Thank you ;) |
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Here is what I see going on with this on your board. When the PM is received, the link to the post is malformed. It has "&" in it, like this: PHP Code:
BOP5 knows how to cure this, I think it is a server side issue. |
See post #27, this mod is unsupported. Harassing the mod author isn't going to help.
Not 100% sure & is the issue though it certainly isn't correct after a ? in a URL. If the page loads but it simply isn't going to the specific post, you have to add #post2355813 at the end of the URL (from the example above.) It is the #[post#] that brings the page to the correct spot in the browser window. |
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