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Is there a way of having two post counts per user?
Im looking for either a product, or a way of doing this myself.
What I want is to have a user have two post-counts. One being an inflated one, and one being a "real one". For example, If User1 has 20 posts on my forum, but I edit his post count to be 50, in his postbit and profile, it will say 50. I want to have his profile and postbit say 50, just like it is. However, in his profile only, underneath 'Total Posts', I want there to be 'Posts in these forums', where the value is 20. When he makes a new post, I want the postbit and 'Total Posts' to go to 51 like normal, and the 'Posts in these forums' to go up also to 21. I want the posts per day to be calculated using the 21 posts. Or maybe make a duplicate of the 'Total Posts' and add an offset to it and change the postbit to have that value? Any way I can do this and not screw everything up? --------------- Added [DATE]1404416245[/DATE] at [TIME]1404416245[/TIME] --------------- Anyone? Maybe I can create a custom non-user-editable field, and put their offset post count in there. For the example, I will name this field 'Offset'. So if a user has 20 posts on my forum, his 'Total Posts' will say 20. As admin, I would edit his 'Offset' field to say 50. Then, I would edit the postbit to show 'Total Posts' + 'Offset' for post count. In this example, it would show Postcount: 70. Is math like this even possible? I'm open to any ideas.... Is there a tutorial on adding custom fields in MySQL and interfacing them with vBulletin? Maybe I can add a 'TotalPostsPlusOffset' column in the same table that has the postcount. Then, when I make a change to a user's 'Offset' field, it would run an update query on that user and add the 'Postcount' and 'Offset' columns. |
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