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- Started 5 years ago by ardentfrost
- Latest reply from JimmyVT
- This topic is not a support question
My first plugin (post count)
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- Posted 5 years ago #
It's a simple one.
It returns the post count of the user.
You can see it in action at http://www.rayd.org/forums2/ (you have to look at an actual topic)
You can download it from http://faq.rayd.org/bbpress_postcount/ (link is instructions how to use it, link at bottom instructions)
Is this something I can submit to bbpress? Or is me mentioning it here the equivalent of submitting it? :)
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- Posted 5 years ago #
Very nice! Trying it out now! How did you get the avatars to work?
Trent
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- Posted 5 years ago #
I'm about to post it actually :)
However, let me warn you ahead of time, it does require a single change to a core file.
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- Posted 5 years ago #
Just wondering, is it possible to have the plugin count only active threads? I have a count for all threads (even deleted ones) right now. Not that they shouldn't be counted because they were created, but since they are gone forever, maybe an option to count only current posts would be useful?
Thoughts?
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- Posted 5 years ago #
Ok, made the change. Added a part to the query where it only counts posts whose status is 0 (which means it's not deleted or spam). It's updated on the same link from above, new version number .73a
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- Posted 5 years ago #
Wow...that was fast! Thanks! Believe it or not that dropped posts in my personal forum from 290 back to 266!
Excellent!
Trent
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- Posted 5 years ago #
I put the plugin code under the username. Compare the following code to your post.php in your templates. Make sure you are editing post.php and placing it in /my-templates/post.php.
<div class="threadauthor">
<p><strong><?php post_author_link(); ?></strong><br />
<small><?php post_author_type(); ?></small><br />
<small><?php post_count(); ?></small></p>
</div><div class="threadpost">
<div class="post"><?php post_text(); ?></div>
<div class="poststuff"><?php _e('Posted:'); ?> <?php bb_post_time(); ?> <a href="<?php post_anchor_link(); ?>">#</a> <?php post_ip_link(); ?> <?php post_edit_link(); ?> <?php post_delete_link(); ?></div>
</div>This is the entire post.php, but obviously where I have the code is near the top.
Trent
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- Posted 5 years ago #
The change wasn't hard, just added an additional check to the SQL query and I apparently saw your post soon after you made it...
Looks impressive though doesn't it? You posted a request and 24 minutes later, I filled it? :D
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- Posted 5 years ago #
@topiQ - No problem!
@Ardenfrost - That is very impressive!Trent
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- Posted 5 years ago #
Very handy! Thanks! :D
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