Version: 1.3a, by delicjous
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Category: Forum Display Enhancements -
Version: 5.3.2
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Released: 07-30-2017
Last Update: 12-10-2017
Installs: 40
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Module deleted! I really don't like the behavior of some people here! There are plugins/ addons which 100% copied and tag with a wrong developer! That is copyright violation!
A small mod to display all users who have read that thread.
The free version display all user-avatars with a title of username - readtime if you mouseover the avatar.
Useful Information: [I]the readnode data is deleted by cron every hour and delete all data older then ten days. So if you have a lot of readers... they don't all show up at the module.
You could set it up at Settings -> Options -> General Settings -> Database Read Marking Limit
Version 1.3a
Add another Version to files. This version is only visible for admins, super-mods and mods.
Version 1.3
correction of a template-condition -> show userspecific avatars and not only the default.
Version 1.2
change all the typos like MarkFL suggust in comments.
delete the auto generated MAC_OSX files
add folders like path to upload (core/packages/whohasreadthisthread/)
add a readme. Even it is self-understanding.
Version 1.1
some small template changes
add the phrase to change the text of the title
There will be a pro-version soon with some more options.
Its That Possible Under the Post
Now Its on the top of Post
You could change the hook ( yourDomain/admincp/hook.php? ) to conversation_below_entry. This will display it under the editor at the bottom of the page.
You could change the hook ( yourDomain/admincp/hook.php? ) to conversation_below_entry. This will display it under the editor at the bottom of the page.
Any chance to keep "who read the thread" for undefined period of time?
Now the list of "who read a thread" is automatically cleared after a while.
This mod is build on vB standard readtime.
So you could change options-settings-general settings-Database Read Marking Limit
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But carefully. If this number of days is to big, searches will get slow!
In fact, the similar MOD for VB4 was keeping his data in a separate table for undefined time.
I guess everybody who use this mod want to know who has read a thread for real. For example, old topic will have "no one has read it".
In fact, the similar MOD for VB4 was keeping his data in a separate table for undefined time.
I guess everybody who use this mod want to know who has read a thread for real. For example, old topic will have "no one has read it".
This needs an extra table and a lot of data will be generated if every user who read a thread stored. The vb-function of who read a thread is not the way I would go, but I think they will not change it. I would store the first X users who read a thread in a variable periode. Could be done, but I will not implement this here.