Mini Mods - Recent Thanks for [AJAX] Post Thank You Hack

Info:

• This mod works with the hack "[AJAX] Post Thank You Hack" as an addon and a) provides a page with the latest X (default: 25) "Thank You" the user has received b) notify the user via vbulletin notification menu (on navbar)
• Very useful for users who want to keep up with the "Thank You" votes on their posts.

System Requirements:

• [AJAX] Post Thank You Hack - for vB4
• vBulletin 4.x

Installation information on hack:

• Files edited: 0
• Templates edited: 0
• Files to upload: 1
• Time to install: 1 minute max

How to install:

1. Upload the file "recent_thanks.php" to your forum directory.
2. Import XML file (as product): AdminCP > Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product]
3. (Optional if you enable the notifications) Add the link "http://www.yourforum.com/recent_thanks.php" where you want (for example to navbar).

Notice (not a bug): The system doesn't decrease the notifications' count for new "Thank you" when the admin push the "Remove all" of a post (rare but ok). So the user will notified but he will not see the removed votes on the page.

How to upgrade:

1. Upload the new file recent_thanks.php
2. Import XML file (as product): AdminCP > Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product] with set of "Allow Overwrite" to YES

How to upgrade from vB3 version:
This hack developed from zero for vB4, so if you upgrade your forum from vB3 to vB4 with the vB3 version of this hack on it, you must uninstall first this older version and to do a clean install of this hack (product install and new file upload).

Changelog:

• v2.5 - First release for vB4
• v2.6 - updated file, linkable usernames, admincp phrase changed, 1 bug fix
• V2.6.2 - add: who's online location (thanks to Hippy), 1 css fix

Tested on: vBulletin 4.1.11 - Post Thank You Hack 7.83

-> Don't forget to click INSTALL!

[Hippy]

try this one,...

added this fix

Originally Posted by Scandal

Try this:
1. Open the recent_thanks.php
2. Find the line 101:

PHP Code:

$rt_date = date("d-m-Y - H:i", $date_timestamp); 


3. Replace it with:

PHP Code:

$rt_date = vbdate("d-m-Y - H:i", $date_timestamp); 


[Emeralda]

Still shows server time >.<

[djbaxter]

What kind of hosting are you on? How is it set in WHM or cPanel?

[Hippy]

Originally Posted by Emeralda

Still shows server time >.<

That file might not have the time change I had to rush out..bbl the first one didn't right?

[Emeralda]

Originally Posted by Hippy

That file might not have the time change I had to rush out..bbl the first one didn't right?

What first one and what does bbl mean?

[Hippy]

I added 2 files , bbl = be back later

[Emeralda]

I tried both the you've uploaded today.

[Hippy]

you have the correct one in ...
I see the issue now .. all is good for me because my time zone..
but it's not using the vb code for the time..

it's coded into the recent_thanks.php
Scandal would you lok into it please thanks

[Scandal]

Originally Posted by Emeralda

How to fix the time on the page? It's really bugging me, I think it shows the server time, not the user's one. The clock next to ava is a "live clock" showing my current time. The last like given was done almost exactly 16 minutes prior to taking the screenie.

Try this:
1. Open the recent_thanks.php
2. Find the line 101:

PHP Code:

$rt_date = date("d-m-Y - H:i", $date_timestamp); 


3. Replace it with:

PHP Code:

$rt_date = vbdate("d-m-Y - H:i", $date_timestamp); 


[Emeralda]

That one worked, or at least I think that's the one that Hippy sent me on the forum. Rawr, great thankies to both of you~

Originally Posted by Hippy

That file might not have the time change I had to rush out..bbl the first one didn't right?

By the way, I haven't not noticed that you've edited the second upload before, I was totally sure you meant something else when you said it, silly me >.<