Version: 1.1, by Lea Verou
Developer Last Online: Jul 2012
Version: 3.5.3
Rating:
Released: 11-16-2005
Last Update: 11-28-2005
Installs: 323
Uses Plugins Template Edits
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No support by the author.
This hack displays the referrers and the members they referred in a separate page. Also for registered members it displays their referrer link.
Features:
-Fully phrased
-WOL location so that it doesn't show up as Unknown location
-Usergroup permissions
-Ability to count statistics from a specific date - great for referrer contests
-Highly customizable look of the page from the admincp
-Ability to exclude specific usergroups from the statistics (eg banned users)
-Pages in the results (results per page is customizable)
-Formatted nicknames
-Ability to display post count next to each username
Installation
1. Upload the file referrers.php to your forum root directory
2. Import the product product-michelle_referrers.xml
3. Done! The link for the page would be like www.yoursite.com/forum/referrers.php. Place it wherever you feel it fits.
Do not forget to click INSTALL!!!
Changelog
version 1.1
-bugfix (when there are no results)
-new feature(postcount next to username, can be turned off via admincp)
Credits
Psionic Vision
Conqsoft
Notice: The current hack attached in the right will cut both referrals AND referrers that have registered before the cut-off date. Most people seem to only want it to cut the referrals so, if you too want that, you can replace the referrers.php in the zip with the one attached here.
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Nice hack
Concerning vbstats, on the second thought, they have it too bloated. This, and the activity / browser stats are probably the only things that I was using on vB2. So for now, this is more than enough. Do I get your permission to make add-ons for this hack on separate pages, so that in the end, something like vbstats would be made? Thanks
Nice hack
Concerning vbstats, on the second thought, they have it too bloated. This, and the activity / browser stats are probably the only things that I was using on vB2. So for now, this is more than enough. Do I get your permission to make add-ons for this hack on separate pages, so that in the end, something like vbstats would be made? Thanks
Thank you PV.
I am very happy that you have such an opinion
PS: I wanted to make smilie usage stats as well but the queries would be very server intensive if I use the LIKE thing in the query which is the only one I know that doesn't alter the db... Any ideas on that?
edit: Of course you have my permission! I'm flattered that you want to do that
PS: I wanted to make smilie usage stats as well but the queries would be very server intensive if I use the LIKE thing in the query which is the only one I know that doesn't alter the db... Any ideas on that?
That's really strange...
Do you have any other hacks installed? Especially any that have to do with referrals?
PS: Wow, you must have a really active community!! So many referrals in just one week! Wow!!
I dont think anything to do with referrals. If I leave the date field blank it seems to show all just fine.
All add-ons are plugin/products and other than I think 1 little global.php file edit for vBadvancedCMPS the core files are untouched.
Products:
Code:
Your referrer Statistics
Several of Abe1's Forms
Inferno Warning System
Extra ipInfo
Link Anonymizer
Mass PM Members
Post Thank You
Shoutcast Full
Stike Through Closed threads
Plugins without products:
Code:
Members Who Have Visited Today
Members in FlashChat
MicroStats
Miserable Users
Little plugin to group some templates
It's a Linux server running FedoraCore 3. I tried reversing the MM-DD and got errors.
Sort by number of referrals (as it does now) then sort by username as a secondary sort. Makes it easier to find a name when a lot of people have the same number of referrals.
Sort by number of referrals (as it does now) then sort by username as a secondary sort. Makes it easier to find a name when a lot of people have the same number of referrals.
Nice idea
I'll probably include it when i have some time (I'm very busy these days).
Would it be possible to have after each username referred, the number of posts they have made (like in parenthesis)? That way we can see at a glance if the referred users are deadbeats or real active users.
Would it be possible to have after each username referred, the number of posts they have made (like in parenthesis)? That way we can see at a glance if the referred users are deadbeats or real active users.
-vissa
Sure, that's not hard.
But if I recall correctly it would need an extra query, and that query would be quite intensive as it goes through the whole post table.