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Hi there!
Took us three months to make the best out of vb, with a bunch of hacks i've written myself and other interesting ones found here. Not very much template/design work here (except w3c compatibility), it's focused on functionality. Main features are - fully integrated CMS - Gallery-functions - New engine handling unread threads Special thanks fly to FireFly for his QuickReply hack, we do as twice as posts per day than before - simple idea that rockz! take a look at http://o.v.e.r.clockers.at/ - it's in german, but I think you'll get the idea. I've written an article about the key features too, check it out at http://o.v.e.r.clockers.at/showthrea...&postid=466292 I'm confident that some of you will be interested in seeing some of our modifications as hacks here - i'll see what i can do :) |
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just kidding :paranoid: this guy did a ++++lot of pure ownage-work enhancing vb - i gotta know - i used to be a not-needed part of the development team i do request this page for the "most hacked vb page of year/month/whatever " award :) |
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Wow.. what an old thread. hah
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And what about a persistent read/unread-System for Posts? If not, i'd still be interested in giving back these Functionality to the Community in the form of a quick Tutorial or Guide, which could then be used by a good programmer to implement the featue in a few hours. But I'll look inside this thread only every 3 years :p ... so if you are a vb-mod developer and interested in programming these mods together with me, plz pm me. |
Multiple attachments are already possible since vB3.0.
Enhanced Persistent read marking is introduced in vB3.5. |
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Is this marking fine grained enough to know that 5 of 10 posts in a thread are unread - and is there the ability to show this information in the thread-list? Is there a counter in the forum index to show the total number of all unread posts in this forum. That's what this hack is all about (see screenshots)
Just persisting a read-timestamp for each Thread via db (and switching off the lightbulb if everything is read in a particular forum) is all 3.5 is doing as far as i know (but this is still way better than the - in my opinion completely useless - store of max 20 thread states in a cookie that times out with every new session) |
It will be persistant up to a page in a thread.
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That's good to hear - thx.
The Plugin to show these information to users should be quick written then. I'll look into this again when 3.5 is released. |
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