Statistics Modifications - Cyb - Moderating Stats

Info:
Get Moderating Statistics on separate page with the following details included:
-Moderator listing with stats on moderating actions, infractions/infraction points given
-Last moderation action info for each Moderator
-Total number of active Moderators, moderating actions, given infractions/infraction points
-Oldest/Latest moderating actions info
-Some standard info about Moderators (join date, post count, last activity)

See screenshots...

Installation:
-Import XML file (as product) through AdminCP: Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product]

To set options:
Go to: vBulletin Options > Cyb - Moderating Stats

Custom link position in "Quick Links":
-Disable automatic placement in hack options, then add "$cybmodstats_qllink" between desired TR cells in navbar template. Or simply create link anywhere you wish to "FORUM/misc.php?do=cybmodstats".

Versions:
v1.0 - Aug 22. 2007.
-Initial release
v1.1 - Aug 24. 2007.
-New: Infraction Stats:
*Infractions given by moderator
*Infraction points given by moderator
*Total infractions given
*Total infraction points given
-ACP option to disable infraction stats
-Options to remove entries logged by X from Moderator Log
v1.2 - Sep 25. 2007.
-Fixed bug where "Display Usergroup" user settings are not followed
-Minor bugs fixed
v1.3 - May 03. 2008.
-Compatible with vBulletin 3.7
-Minor bugs fixed
v1.4 - Jun 24. 2008.
-New: Option to exclude non-Admin/Mod entries from Moderator log
-New: Option to delete all non-Admin/Mod entries from Moderator log
-New: Option to exclude usergroups from stats
-New: View mod log entries generated by user
-Some code optimizations done, and some minor bugs fixed
v1.5 - Aug 02. 2008.
-Fixed bug where mods are not showing in the list, only global mods and admins
-Fixed bug where links to logs are not working if admincp dir name was changed
v1.6 - Oct 26. 2008.
-Fixed bug where not all mods are shown in stats
-Fixed bug where not all selected usergroups are excluded from stats
v1.6.1 - Oct 26. 2008.
-Fixed bug where forum mods are not included in stats

Mark as INSTALLED to get support and updates.

[-=Leb=-]

On this version, i can see mods, supermods and admin's stats. Thx for the update

[WreckRman2]

Why does it count an "Attachment Uploaded" as a mod action?

[Valter]

You should ask vBulletin developers as this only reads what forum writes into logs. :-)

[WreckRman2]

OK, but then is this hack really worthly of using being it includes data not related to the mods actions? The stats are not accurate the way it is...

[R-D]

Yeah, that attachment thing really is a pain, they have nothing to do with moderating (not sure why it's even logged by vB in the first place), so I just made this simple edit:

Find:

WHERE moderatorlog.userid>0 $cybmodstats_staffonly $cybmodstats_exclgroups $cybmodstats_timeperiod

and change to:

WHERE moderatorlog.userid>0 AND moderatorlog.type != 12 $cybmodstats_staffonly $cybmodstats_exclgroups $cybmodstats_timeperiod

Thanks for the mod, will be interesting in future (when I haven't just recently pruned all the logs).

[R-D]

Rated 5 stars as it definitely didn't deserve that 2* rating it had before.

[proxx]

There is a crucial feature that needs to be included in this hack.

We should be able to select which forums should be counted in stats.

Let's say you have a forum, where some forums are support/premium and the others are general/spam talk. It is more valuable if your moderators are posting/moderating in 'support' forums as opposed to 'general' forum.

Can you please make this? so we can only view moderator stats within important forums.

[benny92000]

Im gunna install, i think all the complaints above are minor.

Edit: Installed, seems to be working well.

[cynthetiq]

I'm using this at the moment. I'd like to suggest that you add thread started and posts total and an amount like the variable days for moderation to this as well.

It is part of something that admins and board owners like to know about their staff, just how much are they participating within the community.

The forums selection is a good idea too because we don't know if they are just contributing to the staff forums only.

thanks for a good mod.