What did you change since I obviously don't want to make a change which renders that pointless.Thanks I will create one soon, to be honest I didn't edit anything from your mod, I only edit a line on Question thread mod (style) and it worked for me, but anyway I will want to know your way.
Fixed for the next version. In the admin template sv_rating_content_action_macros changeNot a bug but I noticed the 'User group promotions' can be set with a ratio of 2 decimal places (eg. 0.75). Content actions are restricted to 1 decimal place.
Is it possible to increase the content actions to 2 decimal places?
step="0.1"
to step="0.01"
if you want to edit your install (might need debug mode)This isn't possible at the moment, but it is a planned feature (a delete rating permission, and some rate limiting)How to limit the number of available ratings to avoid rating markups, for example no more than 20 ratings per day for a user / group of users?
And how to prevent deleting / changing the rating or at least hide this button?
- Fix compatibility issues with 3rd party themes & add-ons extending the public control section of posts
- Adjust rating content action to permit 2 digits of ratio
- Prune alerts when removing uninstalling
- Allow alerts to actually be disabled per rating type
oops, it isn't actually reading the value of that option when you submit so it never can be changed form being enabled.When editing a rating in ACP. If I un-check following Alerts option, when I go back in to edit the rating, that option is checked again. Would something be overriding it?
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Please re-download 1.1.4, this is now fixedWhen editing a rating in ACP. If I un-check following Alerts option, when I go back in to edit the rating, that option is checked again. Would something be overriding it?
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Luke's Post Rating does not include Likes in it's stats, while Content Ratings does.
Yup. Luke's Post Rating add-on simply doesn't track Likes.Even when it was set to treat a rating (in our case Like) as a Like?
The XF Like stat is actually renamed to 'XXX ratings', since it captures all content ratings positive/negative/etc.Plus that implies 90%+ of our ratings are Likes which isn’t the case.
The historical "Post ratings" you are see are just Likes. The XF1 Post Ratings aren't visible, so the comparison isn't really correct.I might be getting mixed up here so I'll put some fake numbers in to explain my point.
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