Can Anyone Tell me About This Reputation hack?

[Dark Riku]

A forum i go to has it and i need it for mine.

When viewing a post whether it be urs or sum1 elses in the right hand corner of the post shows that users repuatation.



here is a screenshot of what im looking for, so its actually 2 hacks i think because i want the user info one as well.



here is another if you need mroe detail..



Thanks, Dark Riku

[Paul M]

They just look like template mods, not hacks.

[Dark Riku]

well can you give me the code for them so i can use them? and maybe tell me where to put them?

much appreciated

by the way, i dont know if they made it or not so if you could tell me if vbulletin offers this or sumone actually made this.

thanks.

~Dark Riku

[blueuniverse]

User Info and Reputation are default features of vb.

[yinyang]

do this:

go to your admin control panel:

1. vBulletin Options > Setting Group: User Reputation Options > Enable User Reputation System > select "yes"; then

2. vBulletin Options > Setting Group: Thread Display Options (showthread) > Post Elements (at the bottom, last choice) > Display Reputation Power > check Yes

3. go to your postbit or postbit legacy template and search for "reputation". modify the template to your liking.

remember, checking yes to #2 slows the boards down a bit because it has to make more calculations.

[Dark Riku]

Originally Posted by yinyang

do this:

go to your admin control panel:

1. vBulletin Options > Setting Group: User Reputation Options > Enable User Reputation System > select "yes"; then

2. vBulletin Options > Setting Group: Thread Display Options (showthread) > Post Elements (at the bottom, last choice) > Display Reputation Power > check Yes

3. go to your postbit or postbit legacy template and search for "reputation". modify the template to your liking.

remember, checking yes to #2 slows the boards down a bit because it has to make more calculations.

ok, Got the Rep power, but what about the Rep number Display? (Total:Number)

[Princeton]

try $post[reputationlevelid]

[Dark Riku]

ok where do i put that? just anywhere in the postbit code?

ooo it works thanks, now i just need the User Info code and im all set.

And does anyone know how to put that border around it?

~Riku

Originally Posted by Dark Riku

ok where do i put that? just anywhere in the postbit code?

ooo it works thanks, now i just need the User Info code and im all set.

And does anyone know how to put that border around it?

~Riku

ReEdit to bump :P

It worked, But theres one problem, If someone adds to your rep it wont display the proper number? I Add'd 10 to a user and his rep stayed at 5, Waited an hour still at 5? Any idea's?

Heres the code im using, it works, Displays but doesnt update the REP, Rest updates!!

			</td>
			<td width="100%">&nbsp;</td>
			<td valign="top" nowrap="nowrap">
			<fieldset class="fieldset">
				<legend><b>User Info</b></legend>
				<div class="smallfont">
					<div>Join Date: $post[joindate]</div>
<div>Location: $post[field2]</div>
$vbphrase[posts]: $post[posts]
				
			</td>
			<td width="100%">&nbsp;</td>
			<td valign="top" nowrap="nowrap">
				
				<div class="smallfont">
					
					<if condition="$post['age']"><div>$vbphrase[age]: $post[age]</div></if>
					<div>
						
	
			</td>
			<td width="100%">&nbsp;</td>
			<td valign="top" nowrap="nowrap">
			<fieldset class="fieldset">
				<legend><b>Reputation</b></legend>
				<div class="smallfont">
<b>Total Rep:</b> <font color=green>$post[reputation]</font>
<b>Rep Power:</b> <font color=green> $post[reppower]</font><br>
<b>Rep Bars:</b> $post[reputationdisplay] <div>
				</div>
</fieldset>
				
			</td>

-Edit- Fixed, Put the wrong $post, Think this would be a good enough code to release to people? i mean it makes it look pretty cool lol..