Mini Mods - [DBTech] Thread / Post Bookmarking v1 (vB4) [AJAX]

What is Thread / Post Bookmarking?
Thread / Post Bookmarking from DragonByte Tech is a modification designed to allow users to bookmark threads and posts for later perusal, quickly and easily.

About Thread / Post Bookmarking
Browser bookmarks folder getting out of hand? Tired of being constrained to one computer to have access to your bookmarks? Thread / Post Bookmarking stores your bookmarks on the forum itself, allowing you and your members to bookmark threads and posts with ease and review it from any computer.

Other addons available @ www.DragonByte-Tech.com/forum
Priority support for Lite version is handled at the Developers Website.

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Feature List

• Review / Go to / Delete bookmarks from UserCP
• Per-usergroup permissions for bookmarking threads
• Per-usergroup permissions for bookmarking posts
• AJAX bookmarking in threads

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[DragonByte Tech]

Originally Posted by OldSchoolDSL

Confirmed to work with jQuery 1.5.0

To apply update, simply look for the template dbtech_bookmark_thread and change the version number (don't forget to save and reload).

Should look like:

PHP Code:

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.0/jquery.min.js"></script> 


Original I think was 1.4.4 and all I did was change it to 1.5.0

Not to seem like I'm questioning you or anything but is there a point to changing the jquery version?

I wrap everything in noConflict so assuming there's a newer version already loaded it shouldn't cause any issues, should it?

Or will that same function stop newer versions from loading further down?

Kinda new to jQuery so I still don't know how they handle upgrading libraries


Fillip

[your24hourstore]

Originally Posted by Bacon Butty

Looks good. Where are the settings edited?

took me forever to find it betty, lol because i run micro classifieds and it has a bookmark feature on the toolbar, so I kept thinking it wasn't working. then after reading carefully i see that its in usercp, no settings to speak off just 2 links goto to the top toolbar click settings>>then at the bottom of the my settings block you will see two links my bookmarked posts and my bookmarked threads

[OldSchoolDSL]

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech

Not to seem like I'm questioning you or anything but is there a point to changing the jquery version?

I wrap everything in noConflict so assuming there's a newer version already loaded it shouldn't cause any issues, should it?

Or will that same function stop newer versions from loading further down?

Kinda new to jQuery so I still don't know how they handle upgrading libraries


Fillip

So far... Just about every new jQuery release has equaled to be quicker loading & less resource usage... Normally for the end user, but sometimes server side depending on what it is applied to.

Older versions of jQuery sometimes would conflict if used together (1.4.2 or older)

[AcidX]

Nice and simple. Installed and recommended.

[DragonByte Tech]

Originally Posted by OldSchoolDSL

So far... Just about every new jQuery release has equaled to be quicker loading & less resource usage... Normally for the end user, but sometimes server side depending on what it is applied to.

Older versions of jQuery sometimes would conflict if used together (1.4.2 or older)

Only if the .noConflict wasn't used, though.

I've tested and updated all my modifications to use v1.5.0 now, though, so as of their next releases (this + Postbit Tabs being the only public ones at the moment I believe) they will be using the new version


Fillip

[OldSchoolDSL]

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech

Only if the .noConflict wasn't used, though.

I've tested and updated all my modifications to use v1.5.0 now, though, so as of their next releases (this + Postbit Tabs being the only public ones at the moment I believe) they will be using the new version


Fillip

That is not 100% correct. Some older versions (1.3.x or older) could still conflict even with the .noConflict command. Newer builds however do not have this issue. But as you have updated them... This will not be a problem for you

[AURFSCAN]

Can usergroup permissions be added?

[DragonByte Tech]

Originally Posted by AURFSCAN

Can usergroup permissions be added?

It might get added to a future version.


Fillip

[bulldog51981]

Outstanding!

[wonderfulwat]

Awesome Mod!

One thing I'd change is to also have it show up on your own posts. I know there are some mods where you wouldn't want this to happen (Post Thanks comes to mind), but in this case it might be useful to bookmark some of your own favourite posts as well.