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Welcome ladies and gentleman, this is the release thread for GRPS, an interactive groups commune. I hope you enjoy this release and i sincerely hope it provides everything to your community in which you're looking for.
What is it? It's a groups commune. The original idea is that forums with lots and lots of forums on the front-page suck, as a result i thought most of the conversation was rather obscure in regards to what the forums were trying to achieve, so it'd be nice to have that all going on elsewhere, not detracting away from the content and stopping your front-page from looking like a car crash. Features?
Special Thanks to harry1951, without his help testing and his recommendations, this would've never ended up the way it did. Honestly, i can't think of anything else, if you appreciate the work gone into this mod, please donate (in GBP)  (right click open in new window)Hopefully you all appreciate that i just relaunched my site and rather than soak up the atmosphere there or go out drinking i came to release this tonight. Screens below, rest to your right  Please note this mod does work with 3.5.x PLEASE DO NOT JOIN MY SITE IN A BID TO PLAY WITH IT OR HAVE A LOOK AT IT FURTHER, MY SITE IS SOMETHING I VALUE FOR BEING SOMEWHERE I CAN CHILL AT, IT'S NOT A TEST SUITE OR DEMO! Bug Fixes
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#1962
12-10-2007, 08:02 AM
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Elenna, I'd be interested in your hack. In exchange I could offer a completey rewritten admincp module to manage most aspects of the groups in your system from one central place
 Also, I might be able to hack the GPRS code to incorporate your code so that New Posts will show up in GRPS, too - depending on how your hack works, that is.
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#1963
12-10-2007, 11:38 AM
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It's not really my hack - I just modified the Plugin that came with it to show "New Posts" under the group names in UserCP. I think it was supposed to show the number of new posts, but (for whatever reason) it wasn't doing that.
Here is my modified "GRPS: Group Activity In User CP (15 Newest)" plugin - I made changes near the bottom, where it deals with the New Posts section. You'll need to enter Plugin Manager and paste this over the existing text. I have tried to get this to display in a VBACMPS page, but with no luck. Code:
// ###################### extracts my groups groups for main grps page
//require_once("./includes/functions_grps.php");
$grps_ids = explode(' ', trim($vbulletin->userinfo['grps']));
$baselocation = ($vbulletin->options['grps_locationswitch'] == TRUE) ? $vbulletin->options['homeurl'] : $vbulletin->options['bburl'];
if (!empty($vbulletin->userinfo['grps']))
{
$grps_ids_imploded = implode(",", $grps_ids);
$grps_mygroups = $db->query("
SELECT grps.groupid, grps.title, grps.description, grps.approved, grps.leaderid, grps_setting.image_name, MAX(grps_thread.lastpostdateline) AS dateline
FROM grps
LEFT JOIN grps_setting ON (grps_setting.groupid = grps.groupid)
LEFT JOIN grps_thread ON (grps_thread.groupid = grps.groupid)
LEFT JOIN " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user AS user ON (user.userid = grps.leaderid)
WHERE grps.approved = '1' AND grps.groupid IN($grps_ids_imploded)
GROUP BY grps.groupid
ORDER BY dateline DESC
LIMIT 15
");
while ($grps_mygroupsinfo = $db->fetch_array($grps_mygroups))
// foreach($grps_ids AS $grps_key_id => $grps_mygroups)
{
if ($grps_mygroupsinfo['leaderid'] == $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'])
{
$grps_mygroupsinfo['leader'] = "<img src=\"" . $vbulletin->options['bburl'] . "/" . $stylevar['imgdir_grps'] . "/grps_leader.gif\" alt=\"" . $grps_mygroupsinfo['title'] . " Leader\" border=\"0\" /><br />";
}
else
{
$grps_mygroupsinfo['leader'] = FALSE;
}
if ($grps_mygroupsinfo['dateline'] > $vbulletin->userinfo['lastvisit'])
{
$grps_mygroupsinfo['newposts'] = "<span class=\"highlight smallfont\">New Posts</span>";
}
else
{
$grps_mygroupsinfo['newposts'] = "<span class=\"smallfont\">No New Posts</span>";
}
$mygroups .= "
<li id=\"grpsgroupsbullets\">
<a href=\"" . $baselocation . "/groups/groups.php?" . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl'] . "g=" . $grps_mygroupsinfo['groupid'] . "\" title=\"" . $grps_mygroupsinfo['title'] . "\"><b>" . fetch_trimmed_title($grps_mygroupsinfo['title'], 20) . "</b></a><br />
<!-- " . $grps_mygroupsinfo['leader'] . " -->
" . $grps_mygroupsinfo['newposts'] . "
</li>
";
}
eval('$grps_mygroupsbits .= "' . fetch_template("groups_usercp_groupsbits") . '";');
}
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#1965
12-20-2007, 08:53 PM
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#1967
01-03-2008, 02:53 PM
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i've been trying this on my local server using freshly installed vbulletin:
- the forum is in www.domain.com/vbulletin/ - the groups is in www.domain.com/vbulletin/groups - i edited the grps_config.php to "../" - the instalation is success with "Done" message - i've already activated the GRPS via admin CP still i need further advice, i've everything in the install.txt correctly but i have still have some problem: - after finishing the instalation, is there any changes on the forum home? - how do i access the groups beside entering www.domain.com/vbulletin/groups ? - if i access that URL, i have an error that identify me doesn't have permissions to access that page, what permissions is this? Thanks
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#1968
01-05-2008, 06:43 PM
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#1969
01-07-2008, 04:03 PM
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I installed this and now my admin panel doesn't work!!
How can i uninstall this without an admin panel!! this is how my admin panel looks:  SOMEONE HELP! ASAP
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#1970
01-08-2008, 02:18 AM
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Aur - it doesn't look like the phrases were loaded in correctly, based on the screenshot. the *[]* usually happens when a phrase wasn't loaded, or a file wasn't copied to the correct place.
Is there something else that isn't working in the ACP? It looks normal to me, from the screenshot you gave.
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