Version: 1.2.2, by amykhar
Developer Last Online: Nov 2013
Version: 3.5.1
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Released: 07-09-2005
Last Update: 11-26-2005
Installs: 504
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This Extension for Vbulletin 3.5 offers forum members the ability to create a custom profile page (or pages) on your site.
Current Features
List of Members with Personal Pages
Individual Shoutbox/Guestbook on Each User's Personal Page
An Archive of "Shouts" for Each User
Moderators Can Delete Offensive Shouts
Moderators Can Delete Personal Pages
Users Can Report Offensive Pages
Tracks Page Views to Each Personal Page
Indicates When the Page Was Last Updated
Usergroup based permissions
Uses the VBulletin Editors. Understands BBCode and HTML.
Planned Features
Show Users Currently Browsing User Pages
Allow Users to Have More Than One Page
Allow Users to Upload Files
A File Manager for User Pages
The Ability to Search User Page Content
Links to Featured User Pages on Forum Home
FAQ
How do I configure what forum report threads should go to?
At the top of userpage.php, there are several clearly documented variables that you can edit. One of these establishes the forumid that you want reported pages to be reported to.
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This hack will always be free, however your donations are kindly accepted and will help towards further development. If you donate, please leave me some info (either your forum site or username at vB.org) so that I can thank you.
I'm going to ask my question again, and expand on it. On the page that lists all the userpages, is it possible to make it sortable? I'm thinking by Date Modified, rating, and even page views (as opposed to just alphebetic). Seems like it would be a simple hack, but I have no idea how to do it.
As of now, they are text only - no graphics other than files uploaded in some other manner. I have not found these pages to be any worse than a post or thread in size.
I did not notice this before. My users just told me.
When a user tries to create a page via the UserCP, it tells them they do not have the appropriate access to do this. Then it removes the option from there UserCP. It does create the page, however, but does not give them access to make changes.
Ideas?
BTW, the Usergroup "Registered Users" is set to "Yes" for "Can View Userpages" and "Can Create Userpages".
I did not notice this before. My users just told me.
When a user tries to create a page via the UserCP, it tells them they do not have the appropriate access to do this. Then it removes the option from there UserCP. It does create the page, however, but does not give them access to make changes.
Ideas?
BTW, the Usergroup "Registered Users" is set to "Yes" for "Can View Userpages" and "Can Create Userpages".
Perhaps a dumb question, but do you give them permission to edit their pages too? (Edit means edit their own page, not others).
Perhaps a dumb question, but do you give them permission to edit their pages too? (Edit means edit their own page, not others).
No I did not. That was not the impression of what that was that I had. I thought that meant that they could edit other pages. Maybe the "moderate" option should be at the bottom of the list and the "Can Edit Userpages" should say "Can Edit Own Userpage".
No I did not. That was not the impression of what that was that I had. I thought that meant that they could edit other pages. Maybe the "moderate" option should be at the bottom of the list and the "Can Edit Userpages" should say "Can Edit Own Userpage".
Yes, it's a bit confusing. I will add this issue to my 'update' page and hopefully others can avoid this situation. Glad it's working for you now.
Things seems to work fine after following the instructions and running admincp/index.php?do=buildbitfields . Only thing I dont quite get is that the Views is still showing 0 ("Views: 0") even after I looked at it. Peace, Ivan
I simply came up with a set of "rules" for my site's User Pages (No flash, redirects, banner ads, etc). I think you could literally go crazy trying to come up with patches and fixes to prevent malicious content, but it comes down to having proper supervision and reporting in place for your userpages. I use User Pages for 'Premium' members that donate to the website and they are much more likely to 'stay in line' as far as rules go as opposed to the GP (General Public).
I think having the flexibility in the pages is great, but it certainly takes more time on the Admin end of things to make sure they aren't being abused.
Incidently, do you run VMKForums? Many of my site members are members there as well ... (Visionsfantastic.com is my site)
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