Display Reputation Power in postbit

This hack will display each user's reputation power in their postbit.

No extra queries run and this code doesn't really add too much extra load time, maybe only 0.0000000000000001 seconds

Very easy hack to install, 1 minute or less

Okay let's begin

First create a new Global phrase called reputation_power with the content

Reputation Power

Now open up includes/functions_showthread.php and find

PHP Code:

        $post['joindate'] = vbdate($vboptions['registereddateformat'], $post['joindate']); 


Above, add

PHP Code:

        $repjoindate = $post[joindate]; 


Find:

PHP Code:

    $show['messageicon'] = iif($post['iconpath'], true, false); 


Above add

PHP Code:

    $show['score'] = 1;
    // reputation SECTION
    // initialize reputation power
    $score = 1;

    // for every certain number of posts, gain a point
    if ($vboptions['pcpower'])
    {
        $postfactor = intval($post['posts'] / $vboptions['pcpower']);
    }
    else
    {
        $postfactor = 0;
    }


    // for every certain number of reputation points, gain a point
    if ($vboptions['kppower'])
    {
        $reputationfactor = intval($post['reputation'] / $vboptions['kppower']);
    }
    else
    {
        $reputationfactor = 0;
    }

    // for every certain number of days registered, gain a point
    $timepassed = intval((TIMENOW - $repjoindate) / 86400);    
    if ($vboptions['rdpower'])
    {
        $timefactor = intval($timepassed / $vboptions['rdpower']);
    }
    else
    {
        $timefactor = 0;
    }

    // compute the user's total reputation power
    $score = $score + $postfactor + $timefactor + $reputationfactor;

    # the following only matters for admin
    $perms = fetch_permissions(0, $post['userid'], $post);
    if ($perms['adminpermissions'] & CANCONTROLPANEL AND $vboptions['adminpower'])
    {
        $score = $vboptions['adminpower'];
    }
    else if (($post['posts'] < $vboptions['minreputationpost']) OR ($post['reputation'] < $vboptions['minreputationcount']))
    {
        $score = 0;
    }
    ##### 


Now open up postbit template and find

					</div>
					<div>$post[icqicon] $post[aimicon] $post[msnicon] $post[yahooicon]</div>

Above add

						<if condition="$show[score]"><br />$vbphrase[reputation_power]: $score</if>

All done

[TJFweb]

Originally Posted by hambil

You where onto something, but you didn't take it far enough. Here is the fix:

Find:

PHP Code:

$post['posts'] = vb_number_format($post['posts']); 


Add above:

PHP Code:

global $rawposts;
$rawposts = $post['posts']; 


Modify reputation power section as follows:

PHP Code:

    $show['score'] = 1; 
    // reputation SECTION 
        // initialize reputation power 
        $score = 1; 

        // for every certain number of posts, gain a point 
        if ($vboptions['pcpower']) 
      { 
            $postfactor = intval($rawposts / $vboptions['pcpower']); 
        } 
        else 
        { 
            $postfactor = 0; 
      } 

    // for every certain number of reputation points, gain a point 
    if ($vboptions['kppower']) 
    { 
        $reputationfactor = intval($post['reputation'] / $vboptions['kppower']); 
    } 
    else 
    { 
        $reputationfactor = 0; 
    } 

    // for every certain number of days registered, gain a point 
    $timepassed = intval((TIMENOW - $repjoindate) / 86400);      
    if ($vboptions['rdpower']) 
    { 
        $timefactor = intval($timepassed / $vboptions['rdpower']); 
    } 
    else 
    { 
        $timefactor = 0; 
    } 

    // compute the user's total reputation power 
    $score = $score + $postfactor + $timefactor + $reputationfactor; 

    # the following only matters for admin 
    $perms = fetch_permissions(0, $post['userid'], $post); 
    if ($perms['adminpermissions'] & CANCONTROLPANEL AND $vboptions['adminpower']) 
    { 
        $score = $vboptions['adminpower']; 
    } 
    else if (($rawposts < $vboptions['minreputationpost']) OR ($post['reputation'] < $vboptions['minreputationcount'])) 
    { 
        $score = 0; 
    } 


That works for me. Good luck.

It actually work well now. Actually it works extremely well. Thanks for fixing it hambil!

[dune]

Guys, I think I found a MUCH simpler way to do this. I assumed there was a function in vB to compute the reputation power, and there is. Why not use this function?

In functions_reputation.php

Find (line 81):

        $reputation_value = $post['reputation'];

Immediately after, ADD:

        $reputation_power = fetch_reppower($post, $perms);
        $post['reputationpower'] = $reputation_power;

Now, you can use $post[reputationpower] the same way you can use $post[reputation] in your postbit template...

[dune]

So far this is working great... What am I missing that this wasn't built-in function used before?

[dune]

Just adding a verification, full day with this change, no issues...

[Takamine334]

if I've installed the way the first post says to, am I supposed to update anything. I've read the thread and several people say to change several things.

[dune]

Originally Posted by Takamine334

if I've installed the way the first post says to, am I supposed to update anything. I've read the thread and several people say to change several things.

My change is a complete replacement of the first post. I was hoping somone could validate it, so I knew I wasn't just being crazy...then I'd post it as a completely different mod.

[kisersose]

excellent... thanx

[yoyoyoyo]

Originally Posted by dune

Now, you can use $post[reputationpower] the same way you can use $post[reputation] in your postbit template...

can you be a little more specific? Where should I put $post[reputation] in order for it to show in the postbit?

[dune]

Originally Posted by yoyoyoyo

can you be a little more specific? Where should I put $post[reputation] in order for it to show in the postbit?

I put mine in the "alt' tag of the reputation image:

...alt="$post[reputation]/$post[reputationpower]"...

looks like: 100/10 on mouseover.

[Big Kahuna]

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