Recent content by benFF

Just one, the default (2.2) ☺️

This is great, but I think there is a small bug. The template replacement pattern is too broad and is injecting the code into the page twice (so you end up with duplicate ID divs)

Be careful, I did that this weekend and it blocked all the Stripe payment callbacks 😬

For filtering xfrm I currently use this addon which works well and does add them to the querystring https://xenforo.com/community/resources/dcom-custom-fields-extend.9853/

Can confirm downgrading to 6.1.0 has resolved the issue. :)

XF 2.2. 6.1.1. It looks like AbstractCommand is a XF 2.3 thing - as I see the file in my 2.3 setup, but missing from my 2.2 one(s).

This addon appears to be breaking the CLI (just found out when trying to do an upgrade) Error: Class "XF\Cli\Command\AbstractCommand" not found src\addons\Hampel\KnownBots\Cli\Command\CheckApiToken.php:11 Generated by: Unknown account Feb 9, 2026 at 12:39 PM Stack trace #0...

I know this is really late now and I see you already removed recurring payments. But for anyone still on XF 2.2 using 1.2.0 beta of this add on and you want recurring to work, you need to add the following function to the "DBTech/StripeCheckout/XF/Payment/Stripe.php" file: public function...

So are we feature locked until next year now? It would be nice to get a few more forum related stats in the recap :)

Check the fields are also mb4, not just the table.

Will this work on xenforo 2.2? I'd just like to use the summarization feature (nothing else) to help with particularly long threads ☺️

Support for your content badges add-on would be great too 😁 https://xenforo.com/community/resources/xb-content-badges.8915/

If looking to expand, it would be nice if we could have sections for: Must active forums (based on new threads) Most active forums (based on new replies) Most active threads (based on replies) Most active time of day All of these could have community and personal breakdowns ☺️

Thanks for the update, but there is a new bug - "Mostly in month" now just shows the yearly total (but if you click the chart, it shows the correct monthly breakdown) if ($valueFormatting == 'number') { $value =...

Yes things can get tricky here - because take posts for example, I wouldn't want to compare against all the years active users, only the users who actually made a post. It doesn't make sense to compare with the 20,000 who didn't post anything.