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Edit Poll Options
Description
By default it is not possible to change poll options (multiple votes, public) when you edit a poll. This hack allows to change these options. Please note that it is only possible to make a public poll non-public, you cannot make a non-public poll public with this hack. Details File edits: 0 Template edits: 1 Difficulty: Easy History 1.0.0 Initial Version for vBulletin 3.5.0 Beta 1 1.0.1 Quick tweak to support PHP 5 Converted to a product Please only click Install if you actually have installed/are using this Hack, and click Uninstall whan you don't use it any longer! Update 10.10.2009 I am sorry for having to pull off this Add-on completely as this is the only option to stop it being abused for ilegal actions. |
many thanx, installed on test forum and works fine.
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Installed and working thanks :)
Satan |
I installed but I haven't tested it. ;)
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Err ... this could also be done with a checkbox, but I don't want it to be possible.
If a user has decided that a poll is private - it should be kept private That's why I don't support making non-public polls public. |
ah.. personal means then.. lol...
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quick and easy, thanks!
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Confirmed working with RC1 with the instructions in the zip Kirby, thanks! :)
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Does not for me in RC2 i'm afraid :(, i get a template error when i edit the templates for the plugin.
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Hello,
This works fine on RC2. I just installed and tested it. You did something wrong with either the template edit, or perhaps the xml upload. |
Nice! Installed.
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Will this allow me to remove votes already cast? I have a poll on my site that have some votes cast by the same member on a different account. I want to remove those votes.
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Any answer to my question?
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Hi,
in vb 3.5.1: "Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_PUBLIC, expecting ']' in /var/www/html/forum/includes/adminfunctions_template.php(3532) : eval()'d code on line 78" :disappointed: |
Don't use PHP 5 :)
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It does make sense.
What about the users that already voted, knowing that the poll is private? They might not have voted if it was public and might not want their votes to be publically displayed. |
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Because the polls were made private, and private things should be kept as that - private.
Same thing as with private messages - you can't read/edit private messages of you users (well, of course you can with hacks or through mySQL directly). |
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You can also read private messages, that's not the point.
For the users they are not public; neither the threadstarter nor any user user does know who voted what (unless they tell in the thread). EoD |
Can you supply the code that would allow it to work both ways and leave it up to individual site owners to decide whether it should be available or not?
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Does this work for vb 3.6.0 ?
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Turned the trick on my 3.6.8 PL2 as well, many thanks.
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Any way to allow adding poll options?
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will this work on 3.8 or does 3.8 now offer private polling?
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installed, and work on 3.8.1
but, i have questions... maybe anybody can help? how to make, poll result viewable for members? any script, can make the poll result viewable? thank you |
Thanks :D
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- changing polls to public (because the default is non-public and people forget to check it because they have to scroll down to find it).... and there is no way to fix it without recreating the thread... which is a giant pain in the butt for admins. - the ability to have more than one poll on a thread. - letting users change their votes. For example, I posted a poll about an upcoming camping trip. I forgot to make it public, so we can't see who is interested. The only fix is to delete the event/thread (we have a mod installed that ties events to a thread for discussion). As the event evolves people may need to change their vote from yes to no or vice versa. Likewise, we may want to post another poll as we solidify the event. Our needs aren't necessarily the way someone else may use it and I think it's important to leave the options up to the site operator. A site for sports might not want people shifting around on their votes. I can see where it would become a popularity contest on some forums. Overall, vbulletin is great. However there are some options that are annoying and the lack of control over polls is one of them. Ideallly, this should all be built in and controllable from the admin panel. :) |
I spent a few minutes on this and managed to modify it to allow the poll to be made public.
There are two modifications needed: 1. Modify the XML code: PHP Code:
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Save as -v2 or something in case you need the original mod. If you are going to re-install this don't forget to check "allow overwrite" Step 2: Use this code on the template mod: PHP Code:
I am new to mods on vbulletin and can't promise that this won't cause you headaches. It works on my board on v.3.8.2 Please exercise caution and make a backup before installing any mod. |
@briangreul
As said I don't support adding such (which most likely would be illegal in germany at least) Please remove the code you've posted immediately. Thanks. |
As this Add-on still gets abused for illegal actions I've got no choice but to pull if off completely.
Sorry. |
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