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[DBTech] Advanced Post Thanks / Like v3 (vB4) [AJAX]
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What it is: Advanced Thanks/Like mod is designed to cut down on spam and increase useful content in your forum by using a peer encouragement system - users thank/like each others posts, which can give them access to attachements, post content etc, as well as encourage the thanked person to post more great content.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Priority support & Product Demos available at: http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/forum.php ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please remember to click the, ![]() What does 'Marking As Installed' do ? * It helps you to stay on top of updates - members who have installed modifications will be notified by us whenever new updates are available. * For security issues - vbulletin.org will contact all members who have installed a modification whenever a security issue is brought to their attention. * Marking a modification as installed also helps us know how many people are using our work, giving us extra incentive to provide more features and new modifications. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Importer from Abe's Thanks mod (vB3 / vB4) and vBSEO "Likes" now available in Lite version! Major Features: Lite Require a Button Click: Allows you to hide the content of a post, or hie an attachment, until the person clicks a button on the post. Statistics: Shows the top 5 people for; Giving / Receiving button clicks. Collapsable postbit stats: Shows how many button clicks a person has given, received etc in the postbit. Admins can determine what statistics can show in the postbit to control sizes etc. The postbit is also collapsable. Admin Permissions: Control things such as who can click buttons, require button clicks, what shows in postbit, what options can run concurrently, per forum permisions etc. Reputation: Add / Remove Reputation for each of your button clicks. Notifications: Receive alerts when a member clicked on one of the buttons for one of your posts. Import Thanks: Import script to import "thanks" from Abe's [AJAX] Post Thank You Hack on vBulletin.org. It will work with both vB3 and vB4 versions of this mod. Import Likes: Import script to import "likes" from vBSEO. Major Features: Pro Infinite Buttons: Ability to create new buttons to press! No longer do you need to be limited by Thanks / Like / Dislike. Auto Collapse Posts: Collapses a post so it doesnt show up by using a formulae for button clicks of your choosing. User Postbit Config: Lets users decide what postbit stats they want to see. Additional permissions: Un-click a button. Control how many stats show on the statistics page, set permissions per subforum. Integrated Controls: You can now integrate the button clicking controls into the post footer, like many of you requested. Buttons in First Post Only: This allows you to only make the first post thankable. If you forum is based around news, releases or anything similar this will allow your users to easily see the quality of the thread in question. Button Click Anonymity: This feature will be extremely helpful to forums who like the idea of a "dislike" button, but don't like the drama it brings. Now you can set certain buttons to be anonymous - no one will see who clicked. Post Colour Thresholds: Ever wanted an easy way for members to tell if a post is helpful or trash? Colour thresholds let you change the colour of posts depending on how many clicks of a button they receive. Members can now see at a glance whether or not a post is helpful, interesting or pointless. Complete Feature List Lite
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gotcha lol
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Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech
Thanks! Figured it out, had to be done with the main admin account and not supermoderator!
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Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech
Sure, but why does DBTech maintenance not update the receiveduserid column properly?![]()
VB maintenance did it right assigning the posts to the new userprofile (post count, search index, etc...) I have assigned all the posts of a deleted user to a new ID, thus the new user(ID) inherits all the posts and all the thanks they have got. Should your maintenance script not recollect all the posts a user has made and their thanks they have got? The thanks are still there....MEANS belong actually to the new user. The description:"This will recalculate how many thanks / likes / dislikes a user should have. Best ran after the above Cleanup function has been ran." It actually does not. Or am I missing something important? ![]() Well, what happens to the receiveduserid column in the APTL dbtech_thanks_entry table after the user has been deleted via admin CP? Do they remain there (original userID)? No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Vaira; 08 Jan 2014 at 15:27. |
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Originally Posted by Vaira
Because you need to do that yourself. This mod has no way of knowing that what used to be receiveduserid X is now receiveduserid Y.![]()
vBulletin does not automatically assume that either, you manually updated the userid column in the post table to change X to Y. The same has to be done with the userid and receiveduserid column in the APTL table. After you have done so, then run the maintenance action you listed. Fillip
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Ah OK, that sounds reasonable.
![]() So simply: UPDATE dbtech_thanks_entry SET userid='xxx' WHERE username='Old Name'; UPDATE dbtech_thanks_entry SET receiveduserid='xxx' WHERE username='Old Name'; (xxx userID of new user) would work? ...sorry for the questions I am not familiar with db-tech table structure and what happens when the user has been deleted. So userid and receiveduserid both have to get the same new ID there??? What is actually different of both, I'd think receiveduserid are those from who have thanked and should be untouched.... Thanks for your efforts answering my questions. ![]() No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Vaira; 08 Jan 2014 at 18:08. |
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Thanks for your reply, but it's not that easy since the original userid no. vanished at dbtech_thanks_entry table after deletion of the user, you have programmed it that way???? ... .
![]() Finally I had the chance to run several SQL SELECT queries myself to get an idea of your table. ![]() To directly update (replace) the ID works only at receiveduserid column. At the SQL UPDATE query the userid received 0 rows. (I am sure the user thanked, though)...I had tried that query already. The original userid must have been lost already, the question is when and how... What happens when a user has been deleted (and dbtech maintenance has been run afterwards), does it delete the db entryid? Does it change the userid? Fact is the old userid is not there anymore! Your first query is actually useless. I also had a look at the db backup I've made right before I ran those queries and before I ran any maintenance, it seems the userid has been removed already there... Vbulletin's post table gets userid = 0 guest BUT still has reference to the username. Also abe's table has the username column. My original thoughts are realized at abe's mod. He does not use receiveduserid, the relation is gotten through the post table. Any other way to get back the thanks given? Thanks again. ![]() No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Vaira; 16 Jan 2014 at 09:48. Reason: update |
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i got an error:
![]() i cant give thanks, or anything. i use vb 4.2.2 No members have liked this post.
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After i click like button, message disapperas
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Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech
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Good thanks, but thanks to click on goes blank and will not be updated with the username of the person who has given thanks, and apart in the field is not updated postbit goes as seen in the picture, I did you mentioned but still the same. It is noteworthy that use PHP 4.2.2 and 5.4.20 vBuetin. I would appreciate your help. ![]() No members have liked this post.
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my question is still un answered & prob is still persistent plz solve the issue.
on my forum thanks/like buttons are na appers thats why i disable the mod. i am using vbulletin 4.2.2 No members have liked this post.
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Originally Posted by shahidbaloch
na appers this is not a word maybe this is why no one can help you![]()
In the admin panel under DBTech - vBShout have you tried Repair Cache you might have to do this a few times. Also check permissions in Instance Management but without more info its hard to help you
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Without the original user ID it's impossible to recover the thanks.
You cannot click the buttons for your own posts. Also, you need to configure the permissions in the Manage Buttons screen.
Originally Posted by 4ngeluxpunk
This mod does not support PHP 4. Please upgrade to PHP 5.3 or newer.![]()
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Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech
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Sorry I meant to use vBulletin 4.2.2 and PHP 5.4.20. Haber if I can help out with this bug that occurs. No members have liked this post.
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Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech
NO it is impossible because it seems the entryids with the original userid are deleted already!![]()
Why are they missing? You should know it best, do you really want to help me? ![]() ![]() Sure without original ID there is no recovery! But I never have said that I haven't it!!! I HAVE the original id already UPDATED at receiveduserID!!! And I have recovered the thanks received already....what is still missing are the thanks given.. Do you read my posts? ![]() Are the entryid rows with the original userid persistent or not AFTER a user has been deleted? You suggest an UPDATE query even though the old userid containing entryid row is missing! You can go into tech details I am familiar with the tables now, I simply have had no access myself to the vbulletin SQL database!!! Thanks again. ![]() No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Vaira; 16 Jan 2014 at 15:10. |
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