Version: 2.33, by Paul M
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Version: 3.5.x
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Released: 07-04-2005
Last Update: 05-14-2006
Installs: 126
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This shows members who their last few reputation comments have been given to - in the same manner as their received comments. The list is collapsable. The users current repping power is also displayed, in the same manner as their points total. The number of comments to display is a setting in the reputation section of vb Options.
History:
v2.31 : Converted to Product. v2.32 : Fixed display to turn off when reputation is disabled. v2.33 : Minor changes, no update necessary.
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Sorry but you both need to be more specific - what exactly is not showing ?
This appears in the usercp, above the reputation received display.
A cannot look at your forum(s) without a link, and test account, since obviously only members can see this.
I'm not really sure how much more specific I can get than it's not showing up anywhere ... nothing shows up, zilch, zero, nada not above the reputation received, below it, to the left or to the right *grin*
(I'm sorry, I'm being flippant I know.. it's not really directed at you.. but it's be humorous or kill the kids right now )
But come to think on it, neither is reputation received display showing up.. so that could be the problem..... let me have a look into that, then if I can't figure it out I'll make up a test account
Thanks for the quick responses so far tho, Paul.. it really is appreciated (I'm sure my flippantness didn't convey that earlier in this same post!)
But come to think on it, neither is reputation received display showing up.. so that could be the problem..... let me have a look into that, then if I can't figure it out I'll make up a test account
The display of both is controlled by this IF in the USERCP template ;
Code:
<!-- ############## REPUTATION GIVEN - PAUL M ############## -->
<if condition="$show['reputation']">
Are you absolutely certain that the account you are using has "Show My Reputation Level" ticked in the usercp > edit options ?
If so, try taking the above IF line out (you will also need to remove the "</if>" which is shown here ;
Code:
<!-- ############## END NEW REPUTATION ############## -->
</if>
Hmm, having looked at this - it's a problem with using hooks rather than file edits.
The $show variable is set to 'true' as it should be, but after you drop out of the hook it's reset to 'false' again (if you have received comments it will get set to true again, otherwise it won't, and the display will fail).
I can get round it with a bit of extra code, but my test site is offline atm, I'll do it when my test forum is back up (later hopefully) and get you and Chris to test it.
Both of you please delete the existing plugin and try the 2.10 version. Azhrialilu - can you try it with the IF back in. Thanks.
Did you change the User Control Panel template edit at all? Only I decided to do the whole thing from scratch - reverted the template then redid the edits as per the new upload and it appears (I'm probably wrong as I'm not that fluent in PHP) that there's an </if> missing, so when I try to save the template it errors out.
Did you change the User Control Panel template edit at all? Only I decided to do the whole thing from scratch - reverted the template then redid the edits as per the new upload and it appears (I'm probably wrong as I'm not that fluent in PHP) that there's an </if> missing, so when I try to save the template it errors out.
Nope, no change to the template, just a slight change to the plugin XML.