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Who Viewed This Thread - Enhanced Version v1.3.2
Version: 1.3.2 vB Version: 3.0.3 Developer: Ocean Install Difficulty: Moderately Easy The original hack this references was done by Gary King (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=61222). I modified his hack in order to gain some additional functionality. This hack is meant to be installed instead of Gary's original version - not in addition to it (for sanity's sake, as far as managing the code is concerned). (This was submitted as a seperate hack with Gary's permission. If this belongs in a different group, I'm sure a Moderator will move it accordingly. ) Description: This hack will allow you to see which users have viewed any given Thread. In addition, there is a second section that is resettable. What this means, is that there are two sections that show a list of users who have viewed the Thread in question. The first section is a Master List - it shows all users who have viewed that thread at ANY point in time (since the hack was installed). The second section works like your car's Trip Meter. You can Reset that second section at any time and it will then show only the users that have viewed that thread FROM THAT POINT ON. In addition, this second section will show you the Date/Time of the last Reset, so that you know from what point that second list is showing. This is useful, for example, if you want to be able to see which users have viewed a thread after you have updated it, or after a particular post of interest has been made. You can choose which UserGroups can view the Who Viewed information, or even if you want all users to be able to see the first section - but only certain UserGroups to see the second. You can also choose whether you want the Who Viewed information to be displayed directly on the ShowThread page, or if you would prefer to only show a link that opens a Pop Up Window with the Who Viewed information there. Release Notes: v1.3.2 Fixed the problem where the Pop-Up Link was visible to users who didn't have permission to view that information. (They still wouldn't be shown the information - but the link shouldn't have been visible to them in the first place) v1.3.1 Minor modifications to the Aesthetics of the ShowThread page, as well as the Who Viewed Pop Up Window. No functional changes. If you are using v1.3.0, you do not need to upgrade, unless you wish to have the new aesthetics. v1.3.0 Added the ability to choose whether you want the Who Viewed information to be displayed directly on the ShowThread page (as it was for all prior versions of this hack), or if you would prefer to only show a link that opens a Pop Up Window with the Who Viewed information there. Also consolidated and cleaned up the code. v1.2.6 Fixed the problem with the "Who Viewed Since" table collapsing the wrong object v1.2.5 Minor changes to optimize code. No functional changes. If you have v1.2.4, you do not need to upgrade to v1.2.5. v1.2.4 Reworked the Security Sections so that they are exponentially easier to set. Now, other than choosing which UserGroups you want to have access to this hack, you only need to change ONE variable in order to choose which Security Layout you want to use. v1.2.3 Updated all of the Security Sections to allow for more flexibility in selecting which UserGroups may view the WhoViewed Information. v1.2.1 Upgrade Notes have been updated, and an Upgrade Script provided for those who have Gary's original version installed. If you have already successfully installed v1.2 of this hack, there is no need to do anything further. v1.2 The original hack allowed you to see which users had viewed any particular thread on your board. It was and is an excellent hack - however, I desired some additional functionality, and so I made the following changes: 1. The format of stored User IDs has changed to a comma delineated format. This was done to optimize the code by stripping out the need for an additional explode() and implode(). 2. An additional set of information is now being kept and maintained. However, unlike the first set (which will show you who has viewed a particular thread - ever), the second set is resettable at any time by Admins. This gives you a "tripmeter" of sorts, as you can now tell who has viewed a particular thread from the last time you reset that counter for that thread. 3. The date and time of the last reset for each thread is kept and displayed. Otherwise, it would be self-defeating, as you wouldn't remember when you last reset it. 4. This hack has been written so that all functions are for Admins only. Instructions are included for modifying this, if you wish. (Note: Even if you make ALL information viewable to ALL users, only Admins are allowed to Reset Counters. It is recommended that you do not change this) 5. I have the template additions being added at the bottom of the ShowThread page (right above the posting permissions). It seems to make more sense putting it there, as it doesn't get in the way, aesthetically speaking. Basically, if you want to check that section, it's there - if not, you'll never be bothered by it. If you prefer to have it somewhere else, feel free to insert the ShowThread Template portion of the code wherever you wish. UPGRADE NOTES: The instructions for this hack assume that you do NOT have any prior version installed. At the moment, if you already have Gary's original 1.0 version installed, you will either need to completely clear out the existing data, before installing this hack - or you can download the "WhoViewedUpgradeFormat.php" script in order to convert the data format over to the new style. Instructions are included for upgrading. Show Your Support
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going to go install.. it sounds good Appreciated.
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Anyone wishing to upgrade from v1.3.1 to v1.3.2 just needs to re-do steps 6 and 9 (replacing the sections in ShowThread.php, and the SHOWTHREAD template). |
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getting a currupt download here, some charectors are out of whack for me
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I was searching for this mod about week and just know find it
it is the hard mod i ever see .. to install it conf me i dont no what line i should edit or add .. could u please add for me this mod PHP Code:
thankyou :nervous: |
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H2k, I'm not going to do your work for you. This is not a difficult hack to install. The instructions are clear - and most of it is a matter of finding a particular line of code and inserting additional code either above or below the section you were asked to find. If you read the instructions carefully, you should not have a problem installing it. |
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Hello
let me tell u the truth i always dont like any one to make my job .. becz i like to learn .. but the truth from your mod .. is really hard.. i have add over then 30 mod in my board.. never is ee a hard mod .. like yours.. becz it is really conf.. as my english is bad.. like ud ont see after this line add b4 this line add. i really can't understand the installing file u have.. it is conf .. really i read it over then 20 time .. i try to make evrything and still not work some time give me error some time .. the view thread dose not show .. and so on ok i need a help from u to let me undersand this .. Code:
// pre-cache templates used by specific actions $actiontemplates = array(); Code:
// pre-cache templates used by specific actions $actiontemplates = array( 'whoviewedpopup' => array( 'WhoViewedTemplate' ) ); Fine Code:
fetch_bbarray_cookie('thread_lastview', $thread['threadid']); Code:
// ********************************************************************************* // initialise some stuff... $limitlower = ($pagenumber - 1) * $perpage; $limitupper = ($pagenumber) * $perpage; $counter = 0; $threadview = fetch_bbarray_cookie('thread_lastview', $thread['threadid']); $displayed_dateline = 0; Code:
################################################################################ ########################## Who Viewed This Thread ############################## ########################## CONFIGURATION ############################## ################################################################################ Know after i add this the last one u tell should i add the code from Code:
// Section - Check if user has already viewed thread, and add UserID if they have not Code:
//redirect back to Pop Up Window $url = "showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]do=whoviewedpopup&t=$threadid"; eval(print_standard_redirect('redirecting')); } } |
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That's not the sole amount of code you're supposed to add at that point. You need to add everything BETWEEN ******************************** 6. Above, Add: ********** And this: ******************************** 7. Optional Step: In the code you just added in the previous step, there is a Configuration Section. If you wish, you can modify this hack's behavior and permissions there. Instructions can be found within the Configuration Section. ******************************** Quote:
No, you're not supposed to add anything. Those are not part of the instructions. That's part of the code you should have added in the previous step. The instructions are all formatted in an identical manner - they are located between single lines of asterisks, and each instructional step is prefixed with that step's Number. The problem is that you are not looking for where each instruction begins and ends - you are reading the middle of the code and assuming that it's part of the install instructions, which it is not. There *is* a configuration section - but that is located within code that you are supposed to be adding. Step 7 indicates this, and tells you that you can optionally configure this hack's behavior by editing the Configuration Section - after it's been added in the appropriate place. |
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Is there any way to add the usergroup colors to the list as well?
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