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• Started 4 years ago by Rhys Wynne
• Latest reply from Rhys Wynne
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Plugin: Show Top Posters

1. • 
   • Rhys Wynne
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Hi, I have recently written a plugin for bbpress to show the top posters within a forum. I've tested it a fair amount (as much as a man with a one person forum can), and I think it is all there. Feedback and comments will be well received.

   To read more and download, please click here
2. • 
   • Trent Adams
   • Moderator

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   I changed the title to be more 'user friendly' if you don't mind! I will test it out for you as it seems like a great plugin! As well, don't forget to add it to the plugin site!

   http://bbpress.org/plugins/add/

   Trent
3. • 
   • Rhys Wynne
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   No worries Trent, glad you could test this!

   I have gone about submitting it (forgot a readme file, it can wait until the morning :D), but will include one tomorrow.
4. • 
   • Trent Adams
   • Moderator

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   I sent you an email through the contact form on your site about some issues I had and questions. As well, I should tell you that I am using PHP 4.3.8 in case that is the issue.

   Trent
5. • 
   • drmike
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   So should we hold off on this one then or what?
   or are you just causing problems again, Trent? ;)
6. • 
   • Trent Adams
   • Moderator

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   It was just a conditional that you put around the plugin call in your template that was giving me issues. I removed the conditional call and it worked 100% ;)

   Trent
7. • 
   • Sam Bauers
   • Key Master

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   It would be nice if "list" plugins like this plugged into the views page. That way we wouldn't have to alter templates to use them.
8. • 
   • Rhys Wynne
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Hi everybody.

   I have updated the plugin to allow the administrator to link to either the profile or to their chosen URL.

   Let me know if you spot any bugs!
9. • 
   • Rhys Wynne
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Also, I have no clue how to use the subversion repository. Is there a guide anywhere so I can upload my plugin there? :)

   I have been accepted, just not sure what to do!
10. • 
    • fel64
    • Member

    • Posted 4 years ago #

    Download something like TortoiseSVN. For Tortoise, right-click on a folder, select TortoiseSVN > Repo-browser, enter the URL you want to add to and use the interface provided. :)
11. • 
    • Rhys Wynne
    • Member

    • Posted 4 years ago #

    Cheers fel :)

    Regarding the plugin, there's a slight niggle. At the moment the plugin builds the profile URL from scratch. So it's an extra (and I believe unessecary) option that you define if you have pretty permalinks or not.

    Is there like a hook (similar to user_profile_link) that grabs the profile URL?

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