Version: 2.0.1, by eoc_Jason
Developer Last Online: Jan 2020
Category: Major Additions -
Version: 3.5.5
Rating:
Released: 12-13-2005
Last Update: 12-18-2005
Installs: 692
DB Changes Uses Plugins Template Edits
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iTrader - A user feedback add-on for vBulletin 3.5.x
Copyright ?2004-2005 Jason Rabel, All Rights Reserved.
__________________________________ Latest iTrader Verson: 2.0.1 vB Versions Supported: 3.5.x & 3.6.x Author: Jason Rabel Contact: PM me here. Site:EXTREME Overclocking
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iTrader for vB 3.5.x & 3.6.x has evolved from Trader Ratings for vB 3.0.x which evolved from Buy/Sell/Trade User Rating System for vB 2.x. This is a rating system for when members buy / sell / trade items from each other (presumably on a FS section of your forum). It is somewhat based on the honor system since there is no automatic way to truly tell if they did engage in a transaction. iTrader came about because it was a pain to try and maintain a single thread listing good / bad traders and so far has worked out quite well.
Features:
Rate another member: Positive / Negative / Neutral
Specify in each transaction: Buyer, Seller, or Trade
Leave multiple comments about the deal
Dates & IPs are all recorded to prevent abuse
Specify a thread URL to the deal
Advanced URL checking
Display ratings over time
Filter based on Buyer/Seller/Trade/or feedback they left for others
Users can edit/delete ratings left for others (time based limitation)
iTrader Admins can edit/delete anyone's ratings (just incase)
PM notification when new rating or comment is left
Per-usergroup permissions
Lots of admin controllable options
Installation / Upgrade Info:
Read the included readme file, it explains everything.
Standard Disclaimer:
BACKUP YOUR DATABASE & FILES BEFORE IMPLEMENTING THIS HACK!!!
Donations:
This add-on will always be free, however your donations are kindly accepted and will help towards further development. The link is on the right under "The Developer" info.
Future Additions:
AdminCP & ModCP Menus for searching IPs, stats, mass-prune, etc
Better navigation across pages
Better error descriptions
Adjust action icons some
Page to link two ratings manually
AdminCP Option to choose how ratings are ordered (asc or desc by time)
AJAX editing
Release History:
2.0.1 - December 18, 2005
2.0.0 - December 14, 2005
OK I added it in postbit_legacy, it now shows on the user when they post in the forum. But it just shows their stats. It won't let you add to it or anything.
NM I got it now sheesh. Friggin coding. I suck at it, but getting it.
ok...so i installed this plugin on my test server and it worked fine...then I installed it on the normal server, and it's not showing up...like all the settings are showing in the admin cp, but there is no "rating 100% (1)" thing showing under their avatar.
ok...so i installed this plugin on my test server and it worked fine...then I installed it on the normal server, and it's not showing up...like all the settings are showing in the admin cp, but there is no "rating 100% (1)" thing showing under their avatar.
Any ideas?
From Template Info.php...
Most likely you will want to add the score info to the postbit and/or postbit_legacy template(s), MEMBERINFO, and memberlist_resultsbit template. Actual placement and style is entirely up to you, however here's a sample to get you started. Note that the MEMBERINFO & memberlist_resultsbit templates won't need the conditional around the text since you can't view a "guest" in those cases.
Most likely you will want to add the score info to the postbit and/or postbit_legacy template(s), MEMBERINFO, and memberlist_resultsbit template. Actual placement and style is entirely up to you, however here's a sample to get you started. Note that the MEMBERINFO & memberlist_resultsbit templates won't need the conditional around the text since you can't view a "guest" in those cases.
Just add the code to the postbit or postbit_legacy template
thanks...yeah, that seemed to work...if I wanted it to have a percentage as well like ebay, how would that be written? when I ran it on the test server it looked kinda like this:
i-trader: 100% (1) - (1)
or something like that above...just basically with the point value being also a percentage...in any event, thanks for your help already, and thanks in advance for future help
thanks...yeah, that seemed to work...if I wanted it to have a percentage as well like ebay, how would that be written? when I ran it on the test server it looked kinda like this:
i-trader: 100% (1) - (1)
or something like that above...just basically with the point value being also a percentage...in any event, thanks for your help already, and thanks in advance for future help
You have two itrader variables that you can use itrader_total and itrader_pcnt
you could use something like $post[itrader_pcnt]