Miscellaneous Hacks - View Your Threads Or Posts From The Navbar

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What Does This Hack Do?[hr]Silver[/hr]
This is an update to my 3.8.x version of this hack, designed to work with vBulletin v4.0.x.

This is a simple hack that adds an extra menu on the navbar which allows your members to search for their own posts or threads they started. When browsing a forum there are additional links to view your threads or posts from that forum only, if you not in a forum, the extra links do not appear (see screenshots).

There are no file or template changes at all, is controlled by usergroup permissions and is fully phrased.

This was a request by odeezie in post #22 of this thread.


vBulletin Version Compatibility[hr]Silver[/hr]
This hack can be used with vBulletin versions 4.0.0 - 4.2.0.

For the v3.8.x version of this hack, which will also work with v3.7.x and v3.6.x - check here.


Hack Support/Feature Requests[hr]Silver[/hr]
IMPORTANT: This hack is no longer supported.



Install/Upgrade/Uninstall Instructions[hr]Silver[/hr]
The readme.txt instructions file is included in attached .zip file.


Translations[hr]Silver[/hr]
I would like to thank the following people for their translations:

• v4.0.001 Arabic translation by Dr.osamA (out of date)

Version History[hr]Silver[/hr]
v4.1.0 - Friday 1st June 2012
-- Changed: total rewrite of plugin to support vBulletin 4.2.0 and above
-- Added: 4 Navigation Manager links under one menu on Forum tab

v4.0.001 - Saturday 28th November 2009
-- Initial v4.0.x Release
-- Changed: Plugin (there is no longer a search menu on the navbar)
-- Changed: Hack name (used to be called View Your Posts/Threads from Navbar Search)
-- Changed: 5 phrases
-- Added: readme.txt file
-- Added: VersionHistory.txt file


Show Your Appreciation[hr]Silver[/hr]
Although not required, if you have enjoyed the benefits of this hack, and would like show your appreciation for my efforts, then please feel free to click on the Support Developer link and donate any amount you feel is appropriate.


Donations[hr]Silver[/hr]
I would like to thank the following people for their kind donations:

• bp323

[Mosh]

Originally Posted by reddyink

Great Mod. Is it possible to search by specific forum only. Just like vb.org, I have articles and Mods. When I go to articles Tab, I would like to find my posts/threads in Articles and when I goto Mods tab, I would like to find my Mods.

How to do this?? I would like to put this as a link in second level of navbar.

I have no idea, as it is custom to vBulletin.org (which uses vBulletin 3.6.12). You could always ask Princeton who maintains the styles here.

[dlewisr]

Installed fine and shows on manage plug ins but no links on Nav Bar for me either on 4.1.2 version.

[starman?]

working on a clean install of 4.1.5 beta. Thanks once again Mosh!

[Easy5s.net]

Not working for 4.1.5 forum

[snerd]

Works fine on my 4.15.

[FReeSTER]

These are the links I was trying to pull the user posts and the threads but it pull my own so I cant use them for a navbar tab Im trying to do instead using the Tabs vbSoporte Mod.

/forums/search.php?do=finduser&userid=?&contenttype=vBForu m_Post&starteronly=?

/forums/search.php?do=finduser&userid=?&contenttype=vBForu m_Post&showposts=?

The question is how can I do this?

any help will be greatly appreciated

[bp323]

I have to say but this sure beats Milad's my posts my threads
Thanks again!

working great on vB 4.1.5 PL1

[Luca_ITA]

Work fine on vb4.1.9, thx!

[BadgerDog]

Does this mod need a vBulletin cron hourly job to run in order to have recently posted new threads show up in its navbar "My Threads" listing?

I ask because I created and added a new thread and it doesn't appear as the most recent thread with this mod. If I run vBulletin's standard "Find all started threads" from with my user profile, that same most recent thread shows up?

Am I missing something?

Regards,
Doug

[Jpolola]

Thanks! Work on 4.1.8