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[AJAX] Helpful Answers - Allow users to rate individual posts
Developer Last Online: Nov 2020
Every day your users contribute hundreds if not thousands of posts making it hard for new members and guests to separate out the best answers from those that are less helpful. The Helpful Answers System offers your members a quick way (AJAX) to rate individual posts as either helpful or not allowing future visitors to understand the benefits of each post.
Designed for maximum flexibility: This addon is built to be flexible and offers several customization options including:
Modification Installation: This addon requires uploading multiple files, installing a vBulletin product and enabling the feature in any forums you wish. No template modifications are required. Please see the included install file for detailed instructions. If you are not seeing the rating bar double check that you have enabled the feature in the forum you are in and insure the Manual Template override option is not enabled. Rating Review & Deletion: To identify and remove abuse a reporting system is included with this addon and can be found in your vBulletin ACP under the Helpful Answers tab. Through this panel you will be able to view a user's overall rating history and individual ratings and can remove either if necessary. Users can also be explicitly banned from the system. Reputation System Integration: Helpful Answers can be extended to directly tie into your reputation system giving users positive or negative points based on the ratings of their posts. There are numerous options on how to handle ratings that can be found in a separate Helpful Answers Reputation part of your vBulletin Settings page. Anonymous Stats Tracking (optional): vBulletin forums reach millions of consumers around the world yet little is known about their habits and opinions. This addon was released to the public out of requests but also to further the research of forum user's behaviors and actions through collecting the most basic data on thousands of sites. By default this addon will pass basic rating data (positive or negative) to a 3rd party site for statistical purposes. Only the most basic data is captured (the vote and your site name) and no user information or specific forum details are logged, not even an IP address. While you may disable this feature through the administrative options I ask that you consider leaving it in place to help this research effort and insure the continued support of the addon. The tracking feature uses the php library cURL on a 5 second timeout. If cURL is not installed this option is automatically disabled. History of this addon: This addon was originally developed for private use in 2006 for a site of mine but after getting several past clients requested requests and messages I decided to package it up for public release. Show Your Support
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#162
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Which script did you run to get this error?
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#163
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guys, is there version for vbulletin 3.6 for this hack
i had try to install but get this when importing Quote:
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#164
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You can edit the modification to install on 3.6 but it is not supported against the 3.6 code although it should work just fine.
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Hello Helpful Answers users. Today I am please to announce 2.0.0 which is a big number that includes a big feature long asked for (although the actual changes are rather small).
2.0 introduces user level stats on good votes, totalvotes and bad votes which you can put right into the postbit template using $post[hagoodrank] $post[hatotalrank] and $post[habadrank] These stats combine a user's entire post history (votes on their posts) into simple numbers for your use. Updating to 2.0 may take a few minutes as old votes are converted into the user profile. To reduce queries the user table is extended to offer both a good and total rank field. 2.0 requires uploading all .php files as well as updating the XML plugin and to use the new variables you will need to edit your postbit template as you see fit. |
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Does this still apply to 2.0.0 on 3.6.12? I haven't installed it yet.
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#167
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Ok, I've got it installed and running on 3.6.12 but it's only showing on the first post, any idea why?
edit: If you view the full thread then it only shows in the first post, but if you click on the individual post number (to show only that post - showpost.php) then it shows fine, just on the showthread.php it doesn't. edit again: It's showing on the first post of each page of a thread. |
#168
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I've tried playing around with it by putting it in different places, it will show up wherever I put it but still only in the first post. I have tried the manual option as well.
I have disabled all of my other hacks 5 at a time but that made no difference. |
#169
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Yes. 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 are all fairly similar and I can't think of anything that would break in this mod. However as I don't have a 3.6 test site anymore I can't validate that myself.
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#170
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Check your options... are you setting this to not appear in the first post by chance? Have you changed any other settings?
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#171
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On that link, post number 2 does not have the thumbsup, but if you click on the post number to show just the post then it suddenly appears --> http://www.marineaquariumsa.com/show...76&postcount=2 I am desperate to get this working, my members are crying for something like this |
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