What MOD is this please

[TimberFloorAu]

As the title suggests, I have just been on another forum and seen this done.

Example:

Join Date: Oct 2008
696 posts, read 120,497 times
Reputation: 117

This is displayed in Postbit.

Link Here: http://www.city-data.com/forum/alaba...y-schwans.html

Any suggestions how we can display Number of times a users post(s) have been read ??

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Also in ABout Me:

Display this ??



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Any Suggestions ???

[TheMic]

I'm interested too... someone can help us?

thanks in advance!

[UKBusinessLive]

Why don't you go to that page and Right click, then View Source, That should give you some idea of what they are using

[TimberFloorAu]

Because its PHP. Plus they have taken out <!--info--> remarks

[UKBusinessLive]

Originally Posted by TimberFloorAu

Because its PHP. Plus they have taken out <!--info--> remarks

ooops

:erm:

[TimberFloorAu]

lol.

There must be a $phrase for displaying how many times a users posts have been viewed/read , which is the bit I am most interested in.

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Any suggestions Please

[Dismounted]

Originally Posted by TimberFloorAu

There must be a $phrase for displaying how many times a users posts have been viewed/read , which is the bit I am most interested in.

It doesn't exist in a default installation of vBulletin. Most likely, it is a compilation of the thread views (i.e find all posts of user, find threads of those posts, total up all views).

[TimberFloorAu]

Any idea what code we could utilise to create this then ?

Is there a Postview phrase ?
Or threadcount x threadview ?

[Dismounted]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

It doesn't exist in a default installation of vBulletin. Most likely, it is a compilation of the thread views (i.e find all posts of user, find threads of those posts, total up all views).

How you do that is up to you. And I will say this again: there is no pre-defined variable for you to use that will give you the "answer".

[TimberFloorAu]

Cheers mate , and I appreciate your response.

But. lol ( always a but )

I recall, I think... you posted a link a few months back to , vbphrases, which lists all vbphrases available. Just I cannot recall the link details...

Ste