Version: 4.1.7.0, by Paul M
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Category: Miscellaneous Hacks -
Version: 4.1.x
Rating:
Released: 01-01-2010
Last Update: 05-23-2012
Installs: 210
Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
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This modification has been withdrawn.
vBulletin 4.0.x and 4.1.x are no longer supported.
The feature is already built into the core vBulletin 4.2.x code.
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This shows members who their last few reputation comments have been given to - in the same manner as their received comments. The list appears in the usercp with the reputation received list. The users current repping power is also displayed, in the same manner as their points total.
There is an option to display this above or below the reputation received list (default is above). There is also the option for users to delete reputation they have given within a certain timeperiod (default = 5 minutes). This allows the removal of comments given in error (or regretted !).
The settings for this modification are located in vBulletin Options > Display Reputation Given.
History:
v4.0.1 : 02-Jan-2010 : Initial release for vb 4.0.0 Gold. v4.0.2 : 02-Jan-2010 : Fixed broken post links in display. v4.0.3 : 21-Jan-2010 : Updated Display of Delete option. v4.0.4 : 26-Jan-2010 : Various updates. v4.0.5 : 20-Feb-2010 : Internal update, not released. v4.0.6 : 27-Feb-2010 : Style code updates for vB 4.0.2. v4.0.7 : 30-Oct-2010 : Style code updated to work when css stored as files.
When I installed this on our board, its formatting was a little off. I fixed this by changing the id attribute of the <ol> to mirror the normal rep list (back to "reputationlist").
Got this error when clicking "Settings" (member settings) in 4.0.5.
Quote:
Database error in vBulletin 4.0.5:
Invalid SQL:
SELECT user.username, reputation.userid, reputationid, reputation.postid, thread.postuserid,
reason, post.threadid, reputation.dateline, thread.title, thread.forumid, reputation.reputation
FROM reputation AS reputation
LEFT JOIN post AS post ON(reputation.postid = post.postid)
LEFT JOIN thread AS thread ON(post.threadid = thread.threadid)
LEFT JOIN user AS user ON(user.userid = reputation.userid)
WHERE reputation.whoadded = 1
ORDER BY reputation.dateline DESC
LIMIT;
MySQL Error : You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 9
Error Number : 1064
Request Date : Wednesday, July 21st 2010 @ 12:57:30 PM
Error Date : Wednesday, July 21st 2010 @ 12:57:30 PM
Script : xxxt/forums/usercp.php
Referrer : xxx/forums/forum.php
IP Address : xxx
Username : Apokalupsis
Classname : vB_Database
MySQL Version : 5.1.47
I didn't think I changed any setting at all. Anyway, I reinstalled, made sure to check that there was "10" in the field...all is good now. Thanks for the support.
I'm having the same trouble that Polar Bear was having...the formatting is off. I don't understand how to resolve the issue from his post though. Can you help Paul?
The mod css will not kick in if you use the store css in a file setting - this is down to the stupid way in which vb4 operates. I think Polar Bear changed some clasesses in the template as they happen to be pretty much the same as existing ones.