QuoteIt! Quote Management System v1.2

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QuoteIt! 1.2

Description
This hack will allow you to maintain a database of quotes which can be added by users and displayed on FORUMHOME. Admin function includes the ability to delete quotes from the database.

Yes, you can use multi-line quotes.

Information
Requested by djohn (re: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=62420)

Thanks to Giveit2u43 for the username code!

Tested on RC4, should work on RC1+

Version History
v1.0 - Initial Release
v1.1 - Added ability to list all quotes as well as direct quote linking
v1.2 - Added quote moderation abilities

Planned Features
v2.0
- Quote rating system
- Top {X} Quotes

If you use this, please click

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UPGRADES

v1.1 -> v1.2 UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS

v1.0 -> v1.1 UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS

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3RD PARTY MODIFICATIONS/ADD-ONS

[high]1. Add QuoteIt! to your vbIndex homepage! by [name]Giveit2u43[/name][/high]
[high]2. Add Who's Online Locations for QuoteIt! by [name]Acido[/name][/high]

[Neutral Singh]

it works gr8 !!! thanks

[Tessa]

I finished the intructions but I don't see it anywhere on my homepage or forum...?
using vb version 3.0.3

[Tessa]

Originally Posted by Tessa

I finished the intructions but I don't see it anywhere on my homepage or forum...?
using vb version 3.0.3

Clearifying a little, I don't see any thing where a user can add a quote anywhere. Nor any type of box where the quote would be shown.

And for the record, I went through all 12 pages of this thread to see if there already was an answer to my problem, I`m blind now but at least I`m not repeating anything.

[KW802]

To allow your administrator group to bypass being moderated (assuming that you have quotes moderation turned on in your ACP) make the following changes to quotes.php......

Find....

if (empty($author) OR empty($quote))
{
eval (print_standard_error('error_requiredfields'));
}

And below it add:

 if (!$bbuserinfo['permissions']['adminpermissions'])
{ // Use the moderation option set in the ACP
	$moderate_quote = $vboptions[moderatequotes];
}
else
{ // Do not moderate administrator quotes
	$moderate_quote = 1;
}

Right below that you should see....

$DB_site->query("
INSERT INTO " . TABLE_PREFIX . "quotes (quote, author, userid, approved) VALUES ('" . addslashes($quote) . "', '" . addslashes($author) . "', $bbuserinfo[userid], $vboptions[moderatequotes])
");

Change the word "$vboptions[moderatequotes]" to "$moderate_quote" and try it out.

[58sniper]

Originally Posted by KW802

To allow your administrator group to bypass being moderated (assuming that you have quotes moderation turned on in your ACP) make the following changes to quotes.php......

Find....

if (empty($author) OR empty($quote))
{
eval (print_standard_error('error_requiredfields'));
}

And below it add:

if ($bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 6)
{ // Do not moderate administrator quotes
$moderate_quote = 1;
}
else
{ // Use the moderation option set in the ACP
$moderate_quote = $vboptions[moderatequotes];
}

Right below that you should see....

$DB_site->query("
INSERT INTO " . TABLE_PREFIX . "quotes (quote, author, userid, approved) VALUES ('" . addslashes($quote) . "', '" . addslashes($author) . "', $bbuserinfo[userid], $vboptions[moderatequotes])
");

Change the word "$vboptions[moderatequotes]" to "$moderate_quote" and try it out.

Hmmm... that didn't seem to do it for me. No noticeable change. Entries by the admin (me) still are stuck in the moderate queue.

I haven't looked into this much, but.....

BTW - My account is a member of the administrators group, but that's NOT my primary usergroup. Dunno if that matters.

[KW802]

Originally Posted by 58sniper

BTW - My account is a member of the administrators group, but that's NOT my primary usergroup. Dunno if that matters.

I haven't played around with the user being in multiple groups yet; when I get home tonight I'll check it out to see if there's a quick fix.

Edit: OK, I changed my first post above. I wasn't thinking abstract enough..... going by the explicit usergroup is too literal.... if you have permissions to moderate the quotes then there is no point in having your own submissions sent to moderation. Try the revised code above.

[58sniper]

Okay, that didn't work either. But what did work was changing

PHP Code:

if ($bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 6) 


to this

PHP Code:

if ($bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 6 || $bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 9) 


Since 9 is the one that is the primary usergroup for my account.

[KW802]

Originally Posted by 58sniper

Okay, that didn't work either. But what did work was changing

PHP Code:

if ($bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 6) 


to this

PHP Code:

if ($bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 6 || $bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 9) 


Since 9 is the one that is the primary usergroup for my account.

HHmm.... if that didn't work, have you tried deleting any quotes yet? That command is the same command used in the rest of the script to determine if the person has access to moderate quotes or not. Did you change the entire block or just the first line?

[58sniper]

Originally Posted by KW802

HHmm.... if that didn't work, have you tried deleting any quotes yet? That command is the same command used in the rest of the script to determine if the person has access to moderate quotes or not. Did you change the entire block or just the first line?

Just the first line. I can moderate, delete, etc with that same account. No problem.

[KW802]

Originally Posted by 58sniper

Just the first line.....

I should've specified "copy, paste, & replace all of the lines otherwise the logic will be backwards, anybody who has moderation privileges would be controlled through the ACP and everybody else would've been un-moderated."