Version: 3.6.9(C), by Delphiprogrammi
Developer Last Online: Aug 2015
Category: Administrative and Maintenance Tools -
Version: 3.6.8
Rating:
Released: 08-19-2006
Last Update: 10-02-2007
Installs: 211
DB Changes Uses Plugins Template Edits
Code Changes Additional Files Is in Beta Stage
No support by the author.
Advaned Warning System
This is a port of aws and i release this with permission...(yes i did ask the original author)
This version of the warning includes
1 vbulletin 3.6.x product file (XML)
1 admincp navigation XML
1 functions file(functions_warning.php)
3 images
3 cronjobs
1 modcp file to allow moderators to view warnings information without having to give admincp access(mod_warn.php)
1 admincp file to manage the system options(admin_warn.php)
1 XML to control permissions(bitfield_aws.xml)
For a completer list of the system features you can refer to this
This version will also require vbulletin 3.6.x to run.If you run 3.5.x or any other release then 3.6.x you will see a message.
This system is tested for a long time and i believe it's stable enough for a public release HOWEVER since this is a major hack and i'm just human please consider this first public run still as "beta"
instructions ow howto install can be found in the docs directory within the zip
statistics
25 plugins
27 templates
5 new MySQL tables
3 standard vbulletin tables alterd (user,post,and usergroup)
827 phrases
47 settings
updates
A problem has been found where no link is provided to view your own warnings(normal users) in the member profile only i fixed this.To get the fix you will need to reedit your "MEMBERINFO" template and reimport product-aws.xml (set allow overwrite to yes)
a product depency whas added the system will no longer install on PHP 5 (in response to continued error reports on that PHP version)
to report a possible bug
please go the system bugtracker here you can use the folowwing account
username:bugreporter
password:awsbug
no need to register yourself
30-11-2006
People on PHP 5 can follow this instructions to avoid the PHP version related error message BUT remember you are on your own if you do this.I won't upgrade my PHP until PHP 5 is there main stable release (www.php.net)
1-1-2007
A bug has been reported in the system.This bug whas causing vbulletin to throw an error when you try to use admincp => users=> add a new user
Quote:
Fatal error: Call to a member function clean_gpc() on a non-object in class_dm_user.php(2385) : eval()'d code on line 35
Solution
Edit plugin "AWS:warn link in usermanager" and replace all code with this
This release includes a fix for the problem "call to member function on a non object class_dm_user.php)" when you try to add a new user manaually (after submitting the form)
So.. I want to warn this guy for reasons only swedish speakers may hope to understand.. (actually, not, but just took screencap to illustrate the obvious lack of AWS links), and well, since they aren't there, how do I get them back there?
You may also wish to fear my awesome skills of arrow-drawing in photoshop.
yeah nice drawing skills .That looks like a custom vbulletin style.You have to edit the template from each style you have installed ... in order for the system to work.There used to be a hack which could copy templates from one style to another but it doesn't work with 3.6.x
Oh, yeah. Thanks. But can you please provide us some maintenance tools to help us rebuild users' warns, alerts,.... in user profiles and update banlist also. I think i'm having problem with user banning. Some of my users should have been automatically banned for 7 days for reaching 3 warnings but it doesn't work properly.
Any helps would be appreciate. Thanks in advance.
yes the system should ban when the limit is reached hmmmz that seemsto work fine in here in my testboard i will have another look
yeah nice drawing skills .That looks like a custom vbulletin style.You have to edit the template from each style you have installed ... in order for the system to work.There used to be a hack which could copy templates from one style to another but it doesn't work with 3.6.x
Could you tell me what edits I would need to make for it to work? Do you need the code from my custom template for that?
Could you tell me what edits I would need to make for it to work? Do you need the code from my custom template for that?
those instrunction are in the zip it's the same for all styles you have installed.For the warning controls to showup in the postbits you would need to edit postbit and postbit_legacy
Just noticed a small bug (not sure if it is a bug or just on my end). When you click Warn User in the AdminCP you are given the option to search by UserID or name. If you select to search by name you get the "Admin Hash Mismatch" error on a white background.
Just noticed a small bug (not sure if it is a bug or just on my end). When you click Warn User in the AdminCP you are given the option to search by UserID or name. If you select to search by name you get the "Admin Hash Mismatch" error on a white background.
I got the same problem. I just reuploaded/overwrote all files and it worked.
Just noticed a small bug (not sure if it is a bug or just on my end). When you click Warn User in the AdminCP you are given the option to search by UserID or name. If you select to search by name you get the "Admin Hash Mismatch" error on a white background.
that's indeed a bug and not on your end.In 3.6.x you need to define the "ADMINHASH" property with forms in the admincp if it is missing or not correct vbulletin throws that error
Confirmed bug and fixed to
Updating the zip package now
The zip package is updated you only need to replace /admincp/admin_warn.php to apply the fix
that seem to work correct in here.If a try it my "testuser" get's temporary banned look at your /includes/functions_warning.php after
PHP Code:
//############################################################################################################### // Check if we have a ban condition, i.e. points greater than ban limit, or warnings greater than warnings limit. //###############################################################################################################