Version: 1.5, by Valter
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Category: Miscellaneous Hacks -
Version: 3.8.x
Rating:
Released: 01-09-2009
Last Update: Never
Installs: 281
Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
No support by the author.
Info:
This will by default remind zero-posters (x days after registration) to start posting soon, but hack is flexible and you can use it for some other important alerting of inactive members. Required post count is also changeable.
See screenshots to understand this all better.
Installation:
1. Import XML file (as product): AdminCP > Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product]
2. OPTIONAL (for very customized styles): If message don't appear then add "$cyb_att_zeroposters" to the very end in "navbar" template.
To set options:
Go to: AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Cyb - Attention Zero-Posters
Versions: v1.0 - May 26. 2006.
-First Release v1.1 - Aug 04. 2006.
-Release of this hack for vB v3.6 v1.2 - Nov 04. 2006.
-Added option to delay with showing message to user (show it x days after registration if user post count is still "0")
-Added option to affect more members, regarding post count
-Added ability to disable message bar linking (if you just want to show message to user and not to ask for making new thread)
-Improved look (used CSS colors for hover effect on message bar, added info icon, message bar moved below navbar)
-Improved codes for better compatibility with different browsers (fully valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional)
-Added Product Version Checking v1.3 - Nov 11. 2006.
-Added option to disable automatic placement of message in navigation bar v1.4 - Jul 28. 2007.
-Fixed bug where text color is not affected by style settings
-Cursor now changes to hand style on mouseover if message bar is linked and to default style if not
The mod needs to notify the inactive users by email, having a notice really doesn't work if they don't login does it. I agree the same can be done with the Notice system in vBulletin I use it that way already myself. But I have people that are inactive, 0 posts haven't returned from registration, don't know if they are having problems logging in, not really interested or bogus registration to begin with. Inactive members are moved to a new usergroup and would like somehow to activate a cron job email out to find out who is having problems, who no longer want to be members, and bounced emails back. Otherwise have to do it manually through AdminCP email users system, which defeats the purpose of automation which should be an essential part of vBulletin anyway, hence the cron job system they have in place for other things.
The mod needs to notify the inactive users by email, having a notice really doesn't work if they don't login does it. I agree the same can be done with the Notice system in vBulletin I use it that way already myself. But I have people that are inactive, 0 posts haven't returned from registration, don't know if they are having problems logging in, not really interested or bogus registration to begin with. Inactive members are moved to a new usergroup and would like somehow to activate a cron job email out to find out who is having problems, who no longer want to be members, and bounced emails back. Otherwise have to do it manually through AdminCP email users system, which defeats the purpose of automation which should be an essential part of vBulletin anyway, hence the cron job system they have in place for other things.