Reputation Report
 

Reputation Report 1.1:

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT:
Users on my VBulletin board can see reputation received in their USERCP. However, we only limit the results to 10 for a "clean" look. Past the 10, the users can't see who gave them rep. I created this Reputation Report in order to show them who's given them reputation, how many times, and how much. It also displays who's given you negative rep and how many times.




FEATURES:

• Uses vBulletin easy Product installer/updater/uninstaller
• User can see only their rep and what's been given to them -- nobody else's
• Easy installation (2 steps)
• Report is user customizable meaning...
• User can choose to view positive or negative reputation received
• User can limit the users displayed on their list - ALL, 25 or 50
• User can see how much rep they received in their last x posts
• Excludes Rep where the rep value was zero
• Clicking on Rep Score will show you all rep given from that user that makes up that value. Includes Thread Title (with link to post), date, and comments.
• Smilies and such format correctly on the comments
• ADMINCP Templates are grouped in a template group called "REPUTATION REPORT"
• Uses Plugins
• Automatically inserts navbar link to "REPUTATION REPORT" under Quicklinks

INSTALLATION INFORMATION:

• Files edited: 0
• Templates edited: 0
• Files to upload: 2
• Time to install: 1 minute max

UPDATES:

• Added plugin to show rep report in USERCP underneath rep display.

REV 1.2 (Jun 29, 2008):

• Removed pop up window when clicking on individual score
• Added option to filter by BOTH positive and negative rep
• Individual rep screen now shows green/red bars (or however your rep system is) to indicate if the rep was positive or not.

REV 1.3 (August 28, 2008):

• Included corrections/enhancements by eviltechie
  https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....1&postcount=28

ABOUT THE PRODUCT:
I welcome suggestions for improving the product and will gladly integrate changes as needed. This has been tested and is working on my board of 1500+ registered users. Feedback about how it works on larger boards is welcome.





SCREENSHOTS:

• Picture 1 - Standard Rep Report with Filter at the top

  
  
  
  
  
• Picture 2 - Negative Rep Report filtered by last 10 posts (showing message where there is no rep)
  
  
• Picture 3 - Unfiltered Negative Rep showing it does work :)
  
  
• Picture 4 - Clicked on Rep Points to see rep detail
  
  

Updates:
6/28/08 - Added a new plugin (Rep Report Show in USER CP) that will show a link to the Reputation Report under the USERCP Rep display.

I can fix the name, that shouldn't be causing you any problems though.

Does it not filter to your last 20 or 25 posts on both the positive and negative rep or just on one? I just uninstalled and reinstalled the product and both mine seem to filter correctly.

Can anybody else validate it's not working for them?

Posts are usually reserved by coders incase they want to add FAQ's, ect into the second post. :)

Anyway, looks good! Will look into it.

Thanks. If I see a recurring question or issue, I'll post about it there. :)

went ahead and renamed Repreport.php to repreport.php and also renamed the .xml to repreport.xml just for good measure. Reposted zip file. :)

Like the idea.

Can it be configured, to NOT have navbar link, but usercp link instead.

We limit our members rep to (last 10 received )

But are being asked how they can view the lot...

This sounds ideal.

But prefer the link from within usercp ( perhaps in Stats )

You can turn the navbar link off by disabling the plugin:

1) Go to Plugins & Products
2) Choose Plugin Manager
3) Find the product REPUTATION REPORT
4) Uncheck the Reputation Report Navbar plugin
5) Choose "Save Active Status" at the bottom.

I haven't looked into how to integrate it into the USERCP. I'll look at that and see if I can find a way for you to accomplish.

Do you mean in the member.php or in the usercp.php? I didn't see a "stats" under USERCP, but see it if you browse somebody else's profile (which is member.php in the url).

Considering you can only see your own reputation on this report, I'm assuming you'd want it near/around the rep you see on your own USERCP (like below your 10 displayed rep points).

I added a new plugin which will show a link under the USERCP reputation section (see screenshot). You can adjust the wording as needed by editing the plugin. I took a screenshot of what it will make it look like in the USERCP and attached it to this post.

This what you need? If so, redownload the XML file and import it again to get the new plugin.