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This product will, upon installation, add a column to your "ranks" table labeled "rankorder" and will edit your "/admincp/ranks.php" and "/includes/functions_ranks.php" files so that you may assign display ordering for your defined ranks. The original code is stored as "/admincp/ranks_orig.php" and "/includes/functions_ranks_orig.php" respectively. When uninstalled, your database and files are restored to their original condition.
This add-on utilizes code written by DragonBlade and n8td as posted here: where do I change the order of rank images? This add-on simply automates all of the file edits and the database change into one easy step. When you go to your "User Rank Manager" you will see a new field titled "Rank Order" associated with each defined rank: And when you edit a rank, you will find a new field on the form into which you can set the rank order: Rank ordering can be used to control the order in which your various ranks are displayed in user postbits and profile pages. The smaller the number, the higher in the stack a rank will be displayed. For example, suppose you have a rank for the forum owner(s) and you want this to be on top regardless of the other ranks the owners might have. You could assign this rank a rank order of 0. Then you may have several ranks which indicate a user's position in your staff, such as administrators, global moderators, forum moderators, etc. No one user would have more than 1 of these ranks, and so you could assign these a rank order of 1. This way any of the owners who are also an admin/global mod/mod would have the site owner rank on top and then their staff position rank next. In this manner, you can assign rank orders to completely control the order in which all of your ranks are displayed: Note: Once you edit your ranks to assign the rank order, you must run "update user titles and ranks" in order for the ordering to take effect. Update: version 1.1
Update: version 1.2
Note: If you have not renamed your "admincp" folder, then you don't need to update to v. 1.2. If you edited the v. 1.1 .XML file to use your renamed "admincp" folder, then you also don't need to upgrade to v. 1.2. If you do decide to upgrade to v. 1.2 anyway, then you need to uninstall v. 1.1 first. If you wish to keep the rank ordering you've already defined, then you need to edit the product's uninstall code to remove the following db query: PHP Code:
In AdminCP go to Plugins & Products -> Manage Products -> Add/Import Product. Click on "Choose File" and browse to the product .xml file that was packaged in the .zip file. Click "Import" There are no settings to set, once installed, the product is active. :up: Note: When updating your vB, please follow these steps after completing the upgrade: First, delete the files "/includes/functions_ranks_orig.php" and "admincp/ranks_orig.php". Next, edit the "Rank Ordering" product to remove the uninstall code completely and save it. Then, uninstall the product. Lastly, reinstall the product, and the new PHP files will be backed up and then edited, and you'll be back in business. Support for this product can be found here: Download Now
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Well, if you want, I can send you via email my modified copies of those two files. You can rename your existing files, and then upload them to your server. If you want to try that, send me your email address via PM.
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Thank you. The two modified files you sent me work.
I created backup copies of both and replaced the originals with your copies. Reinstalled the MOD; verified that the new field was added to the ranks database (it was); fired up User Rank Manager. |
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Good deal! :up:
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4.2.5 Does not seem to work
When you go to your "User Rank Manager" you will see a new field titled "Rank Order" associated with each defined rank: No list is displayed |
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Quote:
Have you defined any user ranks yet? |
#67
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I guess I didn't look closely enough.
With the two modified files you sent me, the User Rank Manager does reflect the ordering I specified, but when I look at a members profile page, the ordering isn't being reflected. The Rank Order is shown by the red numbers in the image. The ordering should be 0, 2, 12, 13. What do I look for to figure out why the ordering isn't being respected? |
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I don't know...I've never had any issue whatsoever with this product on many sites on which I've installed it. I'd have to come to your site to investigate what's not set up correctly. But it would be a while before I could get to it...I am absolutely slammed at the moment.
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I'd appreciate that. I understand if it takes you awhile.
In the past; several years ago; I did make modifications to cetain templates to adjust where in postbit (I believe that's correct) the rank images appeared. Would that affect your MOD, and if 'possibly', which template should I look in? |
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As far as know the order shouldn't be affected by where they are displayed. Do they display in the desired order in the postbits?
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No.
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