Version: 1.2.1, by magnus
Developer Last Online: Feb 2012
Category: Forum Display Enhancements -
Version: 3.6.8
Rating:
Released: 04-17-2007
Last Update: 04-26-2007
Installs: 412
Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
Additional Files
No support by the author.
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NOTICE: This is for vBulletin v3.6 ONLY. You can find a v3.5 compatible version here.
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*** Confirmed working on ALL vBulletin 3.6.x versions! ***
[hr]-[/hr] Keywords: FORUMDISPLAY, search, results, collapse, AJAX, collapsable, first, last, unread, post
Description:
Allows you to expand/collapse the first, last or first unread post of a thread from FORUMDISPLAY and search results without the need to load the entire thread.
Details:
Upon perusing the wonderful deals over at slickdeals.net, I noticed this nifty feature which caught my eye. I found it quite useful as most people have a bad habit of not being very descriptive with their thread titles. This little trick made my browsing experience much more enjoyable, so naturally I had to borrow [read: shamelessly rip] the idea.
Please note that no additional queries are added, unless using the 'First Unread Post' option. Otherwise, the only queries performed are the same as those when a thread is normally viewed.
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Simply click the expand icon [+] in front of the thread title to expand, and the collapse icon [-] to collapse. Rocket science, eh?
[hr]-[/hr] Installation:
Download and unzip the ajax_first_post.zip archive.
Upload necessary files to their respective locations. (Attention custom style users! Be sure to upload the images to your custom image directory.)
Import the product-ajax_first_post.xml via the Product Manager.
Make any desired configuration changes via AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Collapsable First Post using AJAX
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Profit!
Notes:
All template modifications are made automatically. They attach to pretty common text locations, so modified styles shouldn't* be a problem.
However, for those who wish (or need) to perform the edits manually, you can find that information here.
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As with all my hacks, this modification is provided free of charge. However, if you find this product useful and have money burning a hole in your pocket, feel free to make a small donation, I won't mind.. really.
* Please note that this modification was developed on a forum with a userbase of 1 (myself). I've tested it for basic functionality but I cannot guarantee functionality or behavior on your forum. So, please -- make backups before installing this product!
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That worked except it blocked the links for everyone, not just guests. Anyway I can add a condition or something so it just blocks it for unregistered users only? Thanks for the help.
Here, FIND:
PHP Code:
if ($vbulletin->options['hlfg_global'])
REPLACE with:
PHP Code:
if ($vbulletin->options['hlfg_global'] && !$vbulletin->userinfo['userid'])
I need more information before I could even remotely begin to address your question. For example, a link to whichever modification you're trying to use in conjuction with this one.
here is the problem i use more than one (and 2 of them are not here) ,,, so my suggestion is to add an option to choose which groups can use this feature :up:
Well, off the bat, it doesn't appear you've actually installed the modification. The files jquery.js and vbulletin_vbpost.js are not present in your /clientscript/ directory. Nor are any of the associated image files located in the correct directories.
So, either you didn't install the modification correctly or you removed it. Both which prevent me from being able to find out what the problem is based off the description of "nothing shows up".
Hi, sorry, I have installed it back now, it looks like it's installed correctly, but when you go to expand it it just keeps circling and doesn't actually open it.
Hi, sorry, I have installed it back now, it looks like it's installed correctly, but when you go to expand it it just keeps circling and doesn't actually open it.
See on my site, thanks.
The file vbpost_ajax.php is not located in your forum's root directory. When uploaded properly, it should be found at http://talkfitness.org/vbpost_ajax.php