Oh the Hardship!Originally Posted by Sparkles
I was just wondering why it isn't possible to see how much rep someone has or what their rep power is when you view their profile.
Would it be possible to change this so that you can see this information, please?
At the moment if you want to find out (AFAIK) you have to find their posts then view one of their posts to see this information. Sometimes, it would just be nice to click on their name and see that info .
Oh the Hardship!Originally Posted by Sparkles
Actually, it is, if you're constructing a set of Forum Top Trumps for a weekender.Originally Posted by Msfab
It took me ages to compile all the data - it would have been much easier if the power / rep were on the profiles
Originally Posted by DavidJames
See, Msfab, if DJ says so then it's the law - so there
Honestly though, it would be easier, especially if you're on dial-up and it takes a while for each page to load - you could find all the information on one page instead of having to go through three...
You really ought to get broadband then.Originally Posted by Sparkles
Internet of some description at home would be a start...
... I know, I'm cr@p. *sigh*
The extra step for you to find rep info might just save the rest of us from reading your many points of viewOriginally Posted by DavidJames
Imagine how bad it'd be if I hadn't spent all that time doing it thoughOriginally Posted by Msfab
Nearly there... One last push...
If your need was so great, I'm sure Franck would run the appropriate SQL query for you...Originally Posted by DavidJames
Something along the lines of...
... would pull out pretty much everything you need.Code:select username, reputation, posts, joindate from user where reputation > 100 and posts > 100;
Strangely, at least in the version of vBulletin I'm using, the rep power is recalculated on the fly as needed, so you'd need to do some calculations to figure it out. Also, I don't see in the code where the capping of rep power is done.
Here's something I did find out though... An admin's rep power is not halved when giving negative rep. Careful not to upset Franck!
Last edited by ducasi; 9th-March-2006 at 11:43 AM.
Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story
Yeah, less rubbish to read through! And those with the slower connections might just get round the forum a bit quicker!Originally Posted by DavidJames
(colour changed)Originally Posted by DavidJames
Am I the only one who hopes that Franck and or Sheena would find it really amusing to move some threads into the test forum to put DJ's post count back to 4,800?
YesOriginally Posted by LMC
Figures, I am Evil after all.
Actually, can that idea - DJ would just up his post rate to catch up
Funny thing is DJ's just hit 5,000, though he might not know it...
http://www.cerocscotland.com/forum/s...induser&u=1326
Congrats to David!
Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story
I bet you're one of those people who bored everyone stupid 5 years ago telling us that the millenium was in 2001...Originally Posted by ducasi
No, but I did spend a lot of time telling folks how to spell millennium.Originally Posted by DavidJames
Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story
Those long winter nights must have just flown by...Originally Posted by ducasi
Mind you, I got "affiliate" wrong today ("Afilliate", duh), so maybe me and double "l"s don't mix.
There have been times when I have felt that I had good reason for wanting to post anonomously, the thread on suicide being the latest. Perhaps a Vbulletin feature for members to post as anon, or anon+digits to distinguish between authors? This could perhaps be a paid for feature as it would probably be necessary to have such postings vetted by a moderator before appearing.
Many of us being "known" to each other or easily identifiable to anyone who cares to find out is exactly the reason why I sometimes think it's inappropriate for people to share very personal stuff on this forum. General principles are different, "history" which is being reported in a calm manner is different. But pain and distress should, IMO, only be disclosed in a safe environment and a public internet forum does not meet that criterion.Originally Posted by bigdjiver
If someone is hurt, confused, sad, in pain, needs help, then there are other resources out there than the Ceroc Scotland dance forum. The PM system for a start, even before you try any other websites.
Ive been on 666 and 6 for sometime now go figure ?Originally Posted by LMC
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