Show Thread Enhancements - Extended Reputation Display

This modification is no longer available or supported.

This hack extends the existing reputation display system from just the light/dark green pips to green and golden pips, and then golden stars as the pips limit is reached.

The dark green pips are followed by light green pips, which are then followed by 'golden' pips. When the limit these can display is reached, the display is prefixed by a golden Star, and started again. If your reputation is zero then the neutral grey pip is displayed. Negative reputations are displayed in a similar manner using light and dark red pips and stars.

Each time you 'lap' the limit of the pips display, another star is added. The number of stars in unlimited. The number and value of the pips in each group of pips is defined by six settings in the vboptions > reputation options. A line break can be inserted after the stars. The extended display system can be enabled/disabled in the options.

Just follow the install instructions in the zip file to install this product.


History:

v2.10 : First Release for vb 3.6
v2.11 : Dependancies updated for 3.6.0 Gold.
v2.12 : Updated for Version Checking.
v2.13 : Dependancies Updated (not released).
v2.14 : Rogue setting in XML file removed.

[gakousei]

:erm: I see...
I thought I just have to inverse some lines. I tried to change the .xml file's code but nothing works.
I wish I could have the skill to do that by myself but it seems to be too complicate for beginners.
Too bad I can't receive any help for this request.

[gakousei]

Sorry to be persistent, but I tried a lot and I can't find any issues.
At least can you tell me what do I need to change ?

[Paul M]

Sorry, the code is provided as is, I do not have the time to look into an individual re-write.

As best I remember (this is a very old modification, in fact the first one I ever released) the whole process relies on starting with the total score and subtracting downwards, which means you have to start with the largest value icons (i.e. the stars). So you can't just re-order them.

[nyqnzguju]

Hi

How How Can I show The Starts

[JoyB]

This is great - thank you very much

[haytham]

Thanks. Installed. At first it didn't show but I found that I had disabled reputation from Admin CP. All good now.

[Barteh]

Are there any special steps to be followed when upgrading from a previous version? I'm not sure which one it is, but it's probably about two years old.

I assume you need to uninstall the previous plugin first and I'm assuming this action won't affect the rep fields in the user database in any way - but I'll probably be murdered in the streets if it does
Paul, if possible I'd like some confirmation on this

[Paul M]

What version do you have installed ?

Uninstalling it will not affect any actual reputation scores, but depending on what version you have, you can probably just import this with overwrite = yes (and upload the latest images).

[BuRaCh]

nice idea
thanks

[Barteh]

Originally Posted by Paul M

What version do you have installed ?

Uninstalling it will not affect any actual reputation scores, but depending on what version you have, you can probably just import this with overwrite = yes (and upload the latest images).

My predecessor installed it, he didn't hand over the original files and I don't see any version numbers in the code. If this helps, I found out he installed it on 9 july 2005.

if ($vbulletin->options['erenable'])
{
	if ($posneg <> 'off')
	{
		$repval = $post['reputation'];	
		$post['reputationdisplay'] = '';

		if (!$post['reputationlevelid'])
		{
			$post['level'] = $vbulletin->options['reputationundefined'];
		}

		$linemax_exd = 0;
		$linemax_val = 	($vbulletin->options['erbav'] * $vbulletin->options['erbac']) + 
						($vbulletin->options['erbbv'] * $vbulletin->options['erbbc']) + 
						($vbulletin->options['erbcv'] * $vbulletin->options['erbcc']) ;
		$linemax_cnt = $vbulletin->options['erbac'] + $vbulletin->options['erbbc'] + $vbulletin->options['erbcc'] ;

		if ($repval == 0)
		{
			$posneg = 'grey';
			eval('$post[\'reputationdisplay\'] .= "' . fetch_template('postbit_reputation') . '";');
		}
		else 
		{
			if ($repval < 0)
			{
				$repa = 'red';
				$repb = 'redh';
				$repc = 'redh';
				$repx = 'redstar';
				$repval *= -1;
			}
			else
			{
				$repa = 'green';
				$repb = 'greenh';
				$repc = 'gold';
				$repx = 'goldstar';
			}
			$count = $linemax_cnt;
			while ($count > 0 and $repval > $linemax_val) 
			{
				$count -= 1;
				$repval -= $linemax_val;
				$posneg = $repx;
				$linemax_exd += 1;
				eval('$post[\'reputationdisplay\'] .= "' . fetch_template('postbit_reputation') . '";');
			}
			if ($vbulletin->options['ernewline'])
			{
				if ($linemax_exd) { $post['reputationdisplay'] .= "<br>"; }
			}
			$count = $vbulletin->options['erbac'];
			while ($count > 0 and $repval > 0) 
			{
				$count -= 1;
				$repval -= $vbulletin->options['erbav'];
				$posneg = $repa;
				eval('$post[\'reputationdisplay\'] .= "' . fetch_template('postbit_reputation') . '";');
			}
			$count = $vbulletin->options['erbbc'];
			while ($count > 0 and $repval > 0) 
			{
				$count -= 1;
				$repval -= $vbulletin->options['erbbv'];
				$posneg = $repb;
				eval('$post[\'reputationdisplay\'] .= "' . fetch_template('postbit_reputation') . '";');
			}
			$count = $vbulletin->options['erbcc'];
			while ($count > 0 and $repval > 0) 
			{
				$count -= 1;
				$repval -= $vbulletin->options['erbcv'];
				$posneg = $repc;
				eval('$post[\'reputationdisplay\'] .= "' . fetch_template('postbit_reputation') . '";');
			}
		}
	}
}