Add-On Releases - Post Edit History (PEH)

Edithistory (1.5.0 B 3)

What does this Modification?
This Modification saves a version of a post if someone edits it. If there are saved edits for a post, you can view the "Post History" and you are able to restore old posts.
Also you can compare saved versions of a post.

Installation
Installation-Instructions are included in the zip-File

What's new in Version 1.5.0 B 2?

In this version i made a lot of improvement: eg. I've overwritten the code, the Ajax Compare function now works properly (Screen #3) and I implented a function to mass restore posts of a user. (Screen #6)

Screenshots

#1
Attachment 71292

#2
Attachment 71293

#3 (Compare saved version)
Attachment 71294

#4 (Usergroup Permissions)
Attachment 71295

#5
Attachment 71296

#6 (Mass Restore posts of a user)
Attachment 71297

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- Admin Help

[HR]ss[/HR]
I only get a blank page after the update, waht can I do?

See the new FAQ
[HR]ss[/HR]

Regards
Surviver

PS: I'm very sorry about my bad english

PPS:If you use it, please klick install!

[Viper007Bond]

Originally Posted by Surviver

Thank you for reporting that, fixed in Version 1.1.6

Not fixed. I dunno if it failed to install correctly or what (I run a good sized forum and it mighta timed out while altering a table? *shrugs*).

Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4:

Invalid SQL:
	SELECT edithistory.*, user.*, edithistory.dateline as editdate FROM
						vb_edithistory as edithistory
						LEFT JOIN user as user ON(user.userid = edithistory.edituserid)
						WHERE edithistory.postid = 361324
						ORDER BY editid DESC;

MySQL Error  : Table 'finalgear_vb.user' doesn't exist
Error Number : 1146
Date         : Wednesday, November 29th 2006 @ 06:12:09 AM
Script       : http://forums.finalgear.com/edithistory.php?do=viewedithistory&postid=361324
Referrer     : http://forums.finalgear.com/showthread.php?t=15110
IP Address   : [removed]
Username     : Viper007Bond
Classname    : vb_database

[COBRAws]

Originally Posted by Surviver

This Hack is for 3.6.x :P[/B]

I think you should say its a port of X hack

[Surviver]

Originally Posted by COBRAws

I think you should say its a port of X hack

No, it isn't

[Surviver]

Originally Posted by Viper007Bond

Not fixed. I dunno if it failed to install correctly or what (I run a good sized forum and it mighta timed out while altering a table? *shrugs*).

Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4:

Invalid SQL:
	SELECT edithistory.*, user.*, edithistory.dateline as editdate FROM
						vb_edithistory as edithistory
						LEFT JOIN user as user ON(user.userid = edithistory.edituserid)
						WHERE edithistory.postid = 361324
						ORDER BY editid DESC;

MySQL Error  : Table 'finalgear_vb.user' doesn't exist
Error Number : 1146
Date         : Wednesday, November 29th 2006 @ 06:12:09 AM
Script       : http://forums.finalgear.com/edithistory.php?do=viewedithistory&postid=361324
Referrer     : http://forums.finalgear.com/showthread.php?t=15110
IP Address   : [removed]
Username     : Viper007Bond
Classname    : vb_database

Ok, noew its really fixed, i attached the wrng file :alien:

[captainslater]

Thx Surviver, installed

[Viper007Bond]

Originally Posted by Surviver

Ok, noew its really fixed, i attached the wrng file :alien:

Yay, works great now!

I made the cron daily though as it's not super important that excess post histories be removed for me ASAP.

[KidCharlemane]

How long are old posts saved? Im assuming this is configurable? I dont see any documentation with the hack so I'm asking here.

[Viper007Bond]

Originally Posted by KidCharlemane

How long are old posts saved?

As long as the original posts exists. Why would you want it another way?

[KidCharlemane]

Well, because it seems like it would add a lot of database bloat on large forums.

[Viper007Bond]

Originally Posted by KidCharlemane

Well, because it seems like it would add a lot of database bloat on large forums.

It's a separate database table and it doesn't add any extra queries when viewing posts. Where's the bloat in that? I mean sure, it adds extra filesize to the database, but are you that pressed for space?