Moderators Functions - Moderate Reputation Comments (ModCP Option)

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: This hack can only be used by Super Administrators, Administrators and Super Moderators.


What Does This Hack Do?[hr]Silver[/hr]
It is a update of my v3.8.x hack available here, designed to work with vBulletin v4.0.x.

Do you have a problem with a lot of your members disputing reputation they have been given other members (i.e. one member being spiteful to another member)? Do you have a group of members that are participating in a reputation boosting scheme? If so, have you noticed that it is so tedious to investigate each and everyone of the complaints and wish you could spread the love by getting other people to do this for you, but not give them AdminCP access? If the answer is yes, then this hack is for you.

This is a hack gives your Super Moderators (along with Super Administrators and Administrators) the option in the ModCP to edit or delete a user's reputation comments, that before now only Super Administrators and Administrators could do from the AdminCP.

This means you can now spread the load of moderating user reputation comments with your Super Moderators, leaving you the administrator more time to do other things.

What Do You Get?

Super Moderators, Super Administrators and Administrators can do the following in the ModCP for reputation comments:

1. Search for reputation comments based on the user leaving the comments
2. Search for reputation comments based on comments left for a user
3. Search for reputation comments based on a specific time period
4. Search for reputation comments based on any combination of the three options above above
5. Edit Reputation - Comment
6. Edit Reputation - Reputation points given (positive or negative)
7. Delete a user's reputation comment (including reputation points that user gave)
8. View the profile of the user who left the comment
9. View the profile of the user the comment was left for

vBulletin Version Compatibility[hr]Silver[/hr]
This hack can be used with vBulletin versions 4.0.0 - 4.2.0.

For the v3.8.x version of this hack, which will also work with v3.7.x and v3.6.x - check here.


Hack Support/Feature Requests[hr]Silver[/hr]
IMPORTANT: This hack is no longer supported.



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Install/Uninstall Instructions[hr]Silver[/hr]
There are no file or template changes at all and is fully phrased. You just need to upload 1 file, import 1 product, and then it will work from then on.

The readme.txt instructions file is included in attached .zip file.


Screenshots[hr]Silver[/hr]
Shown in this order:

• ModCP sidebar (with Moderate Reputation Comments showing)
• View Reputation Comments based on a search during a specific time period
• Edit Reputation
• Delete Reputation

Version History[hr]Silver[/hr]
v4.0.3 - Wednesday 15th February 2012
-- Fixed: [Post] link when listing reputation comments

v4.0.2 - Saturday 11th December 2010
-- Fixed: "maxversion" so product can be installed on vBulletin 4.1.0 and above
-- Changed: version number formatting

v4.0.001 - Friday 27th November 2009
-- Initial vBulletin v4.0.x Release


NOTE: Portions of the code are (c) Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.


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[lazytown]

Originally Posted by Mosh

This hack has nothing to do with the front-end of vBulletin and does not affect showthread.php at all.... it is only used in the ModCP... so if you are having issues in the front-end you need to find out what is causing it, as it is probably another hack doing it.

It's not an issue with the front-end.. It's only a problem with the link to the post within the mod panel that this plug-in generates.

[Mosh]

Originally Posted by vissa

It's not an issue with the front-end.. It's only a problem with the link to the post within the mod panel that this plug-in generates.

OK.... that makes more sense.... I will look into it

[lazytown]

FYI, I compared the links that get created by this mod, and the ones created by the standard admin panel. These are the links within the mod are titled with "[post]"

ADMIN PANEL (built in) - WORKS

PHP Code:

http://zzz/forum/showthread.php?t=45562&p=280978#post280978 


Your Mod (Doesn't work, at least not with vbseo installed)

PHP Code:

http://zzz/forum/showthread.php?postid=280978#post280978 


[TombstoneWarrior]

so many mod's now way can i affoard to pay my hosting cost's and pay for mods to my forum im staying clear of anything else that cost $ untill my forum starts paying for its self.

[lazytown]

Any chance of fixing the bug for links to the post within the mod?

[Mosh]

Update: v4.0.3
-- Fixed: [post] link when listing reputation comments