Unfortunately this plugin is very old and I never updated it.

It uses a poor technique (in hindsight) where the data is stored in the user's meta which limits speed.

To correct karma on deletions a full recount should be done but unfortunately I never wrote it for this plugin.

The reputation points are off when posts are spammed and deleted.

Steps to reproduce -

When the plugin is active and set to award points when a participating member creates a topic the points get updated when the member successfully publishes the post.

However, if that post is deleted or marked as spam the reputation points don't reflect that change (i.e not deducted from that members profile)

This bug can be abused by members as one may continue to create topics while the moderator may mark them as spam but the reputation points will still increase.

On the side note: The plugin features mentions that the admin can deduct points too but I am still to find out how to make this work.

Another suggestion is that the reputation points can only be whole numbers and I would suggest that it should include decimals too. For large forums where members might post hundreds of topics it would be better if each topic results only in 0.1 or 0.3 points.

1) Option to show the graph only (instead of both points AND the graph)
2) Option to show graph in profile info, not just in threadauthor info

Thanks for another great plugin!

most apprecieated!

<?php
		global $bbdb;
		$results=$bbdb->get_results("SELECT user_login as name,user_url,meta_value as reputation FROM $bbdb->usermeta LEFT JOIN $bbdb->users ON ID=user_id WHERE meta_key='bb_reputation' ORDER BY CAST(meta_value as UNSIGNED) DESC LIMIT 10");
		foreach ($results as $result) {echo  "<a href='$result->user_url'>$result->name</a> (<a style='font-weight: bold; color: black;' href='http://www.massbase.com/profile/$result->name'>$result->reputation</a>) , ";}
		?>

Of course some users won't have a url, so you'll have to write some code to handle that. Or don't directly link to their url and just use the profile link instead.

<?php
		global $bbdb;
		$results=$bbdb->get_results("SELECT user_login as name,meta_value as reputation FROM $bbdb->usermeta LEFT JOIN $bbdb->users ON ID=user_id WHERE meta_key='bb_reputation' ORDER BY CAST(meta_value as UNSIGNED) DESC LIMIT 10");
		foreach ($results as $result) {echo  "$result->name(<a style='font-weight: bold; color: black;' href='http://www.massbase.com/profile/$result->name'>$result->reputation</a>) , ";}
		?>

thanks

global $bbdb;
$results=$bbdb->get_results("SELECT user_login as name,meta_value as reputation FROM $bbdb->usermeta LEFT JOIN $bbdb->users ON ID=user_id WHERE meta_key='bb_reputation' ORDER BY CAST(meta_value as UNSIGNED) DESC LIMIT 10");
echo "top ten:<br />";
foreach ($results as $result) {echo  "$result->name : $result->reputation<br />";}

is it possible to output a list of the members with highest reputation points?

thanks

if you still get the error, keep deactivating plugins until you find the one causing the problem

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, '' was given in /home/mysite/public_html/forum/bb-includes/wp-functions.php on line 586

This error goes away when I remove <?php do_action('bb_foot', ''); ?>

Any thoughts?

Edit: updated now, sorry, didn't know about the delay :)

Let me see if I can spot the bug.

I released this plugin way too soon, I barely developed/tested it.

Please update to 0.0.6 immediately!