I don't think it's smart to show people links they can't effectively use so I'll pass for now, it's not worth paying for but I may have a go in the future at working this all out properly.
Ah. That explains that then. Damn, without that being available that pretty much puts an end to my mission doesn't it?
And yes to be clear it is the "post" template I'm editing as I wanted it next to "report".
This is what I have conjured up, as it seems the username isn't required for the ignore links to works, just userid (standard format is username.userid in the URL). But this doesn't show anything?
<xen:if is="{$visitor.user_id} AND {$post.user_id} != {$visitor.user_id}">...
I can get $post_userid (id of poster) and $visitor_userid (my id) and check if logged in, but not sure who to get the $post_user (or whatever) for the post username. I thought with that combination I would be able to make it work, no luck so far but still plugging away and will share if I crack it.
Is this something that's possible? I'd like to have a duplicate "ignore user" alongside the "report" button below posts. Not sure how to do it or if it's possible?
Came here looking to do the same thing. I can't find a mod either for all the searching I've done. Is there such a thing "new posts in forum/category" for XenForo?
Thanks @DaveM that helps illustrate it. I don't think the mod is particularly well described perhaps?
On our forum most people come to the forum and hit "new posts". How does the groups add-on affect this behaviour?
Would adding it require me to "to anything" to the current forum nodes and...
So far all I've managed to do is to offer an option to ignore forums. Off-topic is an easy one to just exclude, on a previous (big) vBulletin you had to opt-in to off-topic as it just got so busy and noisy it was putting people off.
With the way things are shaping up I can see people leaving...
I'm sure I'm not alone in being responsible for a forum that caters for more than one topic or subject.
I thought I'd see if could get some tips and advice (and maybe share some if I can offer any) on how to "keep it together" within a community that attracts people with quite unique interests...
Did anyone do this? Because not sorting this list alpha-numerically makes it quite confusing if you ever need to add options (as I've just had to do) after the initial list is made.
I've just set up Amazon SES on http://speakev.com as I was using Google to send but finally broke their sends-per-day limit. I'd rather my web server didn't handle emails in part because of the strain (and time setting it up) and in part because I'd worry about being blacklisted if someone...