Mini Mods - [DBTech] User Status & Moods v1 (vB4)

DragonByte Technologies are proud to present User Status & Moods v1: A mini mod to give your members the option of setting Facebook-like status updates / mood.


Why User Status & Moods?

Sometimes, a simple "mood" isn't enough. DBTech's User Status & Moods mods lets your members put their current doings and feelings into a short message to be displayed next to their posts and in their profiles.

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What does 'Marking As Installed' do ?

* It helps you to stay on top of updates - members who have installed modifications will be notified by us whenever new updates are available.

* For security issues - vbulletin.org will contact all members who have installed a modification whenever a security issue is brought to their attention.

* Marking a modification as installed also helps us know how many people are using our work, giving us extra incentive to provide more features and new modifications.

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Priority support for this version is handled at the Developers Website.

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Major Features

In-Line Editing: You can quickly update your status either from your profile, or from any of your posts, all with AJAX and all without reloading the page.

Postbit Integration: Members' statuses will show next to all their posts.

Profile Integration: Edit statuses and show a list of recent statuses in a member's profile.

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To Install:

1. Upload all files in the "upload" folder to your forum.
2. Import the product file via the product manager in your AdminCP.
3. Done!

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Feature List

• AJAX-enabled
• Edit statuses inline or in profiles
• Edit moods inline or in profiles
• List a member's recent statuses in their profiles
• Ability to ban usergroups from posting statuses
• Ability to set usergroups as able to edit others' statuses
• Toggle character limit
• Settable status prefix
• Settable default status
• Uses vBulletin's Censorship options to censor banned words

[txsbmw]

I don't have Firefox on my computer, sorry. Here is what Chrome gives:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'innerHTML' of null
create_menu
init_edit_mood
(anonymous function)
onclick

That is what appers in the Javascript console when I click on the edit icon for the mood.

[txsbmw]

Ok I know what happened, although I am not sure how it happened. During one of the updates to either this Mod or VBulletin, it removed the default category (which is where I kept all my moods). It now shows N/A for that category name where the moods were. I only figured this out because I had removed a mood and went in to change it to show another mood and it listed it in a "new" default category.

The other user that was having the same problem as me should probably go check their moods and see if they are still in fact assigned to the categories they originally put them in. My guess is they were all renamed N/A during an update.

[DragonByte Tech]

So making a category worked then?

Fillip

[txsbmw]

No I didn't create a category. They all are placed in the default category. But for some reason during one of the upgrades the default category was renamed N/A (actually I can't even delete the N/A category which was the default category). I had to click edit next to each mood and then click save. Once I did that it starting working again.

[DragonByte Tech]

N/A does mean no category, it's supposed to work with no category as well.

I will look into that and post back when I have a fix


Fillip

[txsbmw]

OK, yea not sure what happened. Then I am assuming that during one of the updates it removed the category "default" from all of the moods which is what they were assigned to. I am not sure if it helps, but I updated this mod and vbulletin at the same time. However, I was having the same issue before I updated vbulletin (I was running 4.0.8) and before I updated the mod to the lastest version. I am assuming then, that the problem occured before this mods latest update (although I do not remember what version I had installed before updating it to 1.3.6 (I noticed it but was to busy at the time to try and figure out what happened).

[DragonByte Tech]

It would be unrelated to vBulletin update, worry not about that

I believe I may have fixed it, over the next couple of days I reckon I'll get around to posting an update - I'm busy with my newest project atm.

In the meantime, and to summarise for whoever else might be dropping in:

Creating a new Category and assigning your Moods to that category (or importing the supplied status-export.xml file) will fix this issue.


Fillip

[OldSchoolDSL]

Will hold off on update, until a release with fix is posted.

Would suggest the same for everyone else.

[DragonByte Tech]

Or just create a category


Fillip

[txsbmw]

Glad you found, I am just lucky that I figured out what was causing it. If I had not of wanted to edit a mood to replaces its image we may still be tring to figure out what the hell is going on, lmao!