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Display members who have recently read a thread
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
This modification is no longer available or supported. If you have the new thread reading system enabled then this hack will use it to display anyone who has recently read a thread. The time limit is determined by your vb options thread marking limit. You must be using the database thread marking system for this hack to work. To install this hack, unzip the xml file and import it via the product manager. The ACP settings are in vbulletin options > thread display options. Upgrades: To upgrade from version 2.18 or before, to version 2.21 onwards, you need to uninstall the product and remove the template code in SHOWTHREAD - then upload the new product. To upgrade from version 2.20 onwards, upload the new product with overwrite set to yes. History: v2.16 : Added ACP setting to turn the display on/off. v2.17 : Added ACP setting to restrict which usergroups can view the display. v2.18 : Added hover display to each username which shows the date/time of the last post (in the thread) at the time the member read it. v2.19 : Not released. v2.20 : Not released. v2.21 : Removed the need to edit the SHOWTHREAD template. v2.22 : Updated ACP view permission option to take into account secondary v2.23 : Added 'nofollow' attribute to listed usernames. v2.24 : Minor changes, no update necessary. Show Your Support
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Installed. Thanks.
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installed Paul, works perfectly.
there is no possibility to display date and time of the last read? thanks, it seams that i have installed on my board only your hacks |
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I have considered an upgrade that stores/displays this in the future, but that won't be for a long while, if ever. |
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clicks *install* nice addition thanx
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* A setting in the ACP to turn the display on/off * A setting in the ACP to restrict which usergroups can view the display. * The date/time of the last post read by a member - just hover over their name. Not quite sure if this is what you asked, but it now shows the timestamp of the last post in the thread, at the time the member last read it, so you can work out if they have seen a particular post or not. |
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THX for update
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is it possible to get some more detailed instructions on what/how to uninstall the old/original version. I installed this so long ago, I couldn't even begin to remember what to look for or where to look. :/
any tips would be greatly appreciated. great and practical hack. keep it up!! |
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do you have to redo the showthread template? or just import the xml? for this update.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- i figured it out just unistalled the old xml and and replaced with the update xml,works great thankyou |
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sorry..pre-question:
WHERE in the admincp do we find this? (the settings) I hate when I have to spend 30 min just looking for something cause it buried in the vboptions menu or something. :/ |
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FYI, only one line in the template has actually changed - the IF statement on first line (excluding the comment of course) |
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doh!! I'm blind apparently I swear I looked for that like 908234098 times. :cross-eyed: :/ sorry about that. :cry: |
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I'm seeing some strange behavior with this hack. It's actually strange behavior with the vb thread marking system rather than the hack, but the hack makes it visible.
If I mark all forums read via the menu link, and then go to a thread, my username never shows up at the bottom as having read the post within the past 30 days no matter how many times I refresh. It seems that the thread marking requires the thread to be unread, you click on the thread which changes it to read, then bingo it saves that action. Is everyone else seeing the same thing? |
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