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[DBTech] DragonByte Credits [Paid] 5.9.0
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DragonByte Tech
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Have you tried looking in the navigation manager in XenForo?
DragonByte Tech
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That tab is currently required, sorry. It’s something I plan to change in the future but for now it can’t be disabled.
Danny88
Active member
Which template it involve? I need to remove it manually.
DragonByte Tech
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dbtech_credits_currency
Danny88
Active member
Event : Daily Activity
Send alert -> ON
Display in transaction log -> OFF
Upon triggered :
Credits earned OK
Not recorded in transaction log OK
New alert showing up but when click on alert page, nothing related to daily activity showing.
Is this a bug or limited feature?
Send alert -> ON
Display in transaction log -> OFF
Upon triggered :
Credits earned OK
Not recorded in transaction log OK
New alert showing up but when click on alert page, nothing related to daily activity showing.
Is this a bug or limited feature?
DragonByte Tech
Well-known member
I’m confused, you said yourself you turned off the transaction log? It’s not a bug that a transaction you hide from the log is hidden from the log
Danny88
Active member
I’m confused, you said yourself you turned off the transaction log? It’s not a bug that a transaction you hide from the log is hidden from the log
You didn’t understand.
Alerts notification popped up. But when click/tap on the alerts, nothing showed up.
DragonByte Tech
Well-known member
Because you hid the transaction log entry. This is working as intended.
If you want a hidden transaction, also turn off the alert.
Danny88
Active member
Danny88
Active member
Well, look.. daily activity is not like other most events available. When we have big board with thousands of logging in members per day it would just accumulate the log very fast. Also, this log type would just covering pages with other important log events. So it would hard to see other events since the filter only allow single selection. I hope you could separate between alerts and log transaction for this event.
Will the database takes up a lot of memory if accumulated over 100k rows of logs? Could you provide option to store max logs or probably build some caching for lighten the query?
Will the database takes up a lot of memory if accumulated over 100k rows of logs? Could you provide option to store max logs or probably build some caching for lighten the query?
DragonByte Tech
Well-known member
You could, yes. There is an option for buying credits with real money and charging credits when a post is made.
bytrislasis
Member
A user had asked on a website if we could modify the xf_user table, and the response they received was, "We only provide support to users who have purchased a license."
I had purchased a license and asked the following question: "Can I modify the 'xf_user' table?" The response I received was, "No."
So, why are you encouraging people to purchase licenses in this manner? What you're doing is not ethical. I've purchased three licenses from you before, and I've asked questions in the past, but it seems customer satisfaction means nothing to you.
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I had purchased a license and asked the following question: "Can I modify the 'xf_user' table?" The response I received was, "No."
So, why are you encouraging people to purchase licenses in this manner? What you're doing is not ethical. I've purchased three licenses from you before, and I've asked questions in the past, but it seems customer satisfaction means nothing to you.
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Tokens
Member
Hey @DragonByte Tech, is it possible to change the page url for dbtech-credits & dbtech-shop?
Examples;
https://www.yoursite.com/dbtech-shop/ to be https://www.yoursite.com/store/
https://www.yoursite.com/dbtech-credits/ to be https://www.yoursite.com/wallet/
I might be blind and not seeing it, but I couldn't find an option for this.
Examples;
https://www.yoursite.com/dbtech-shop/ to be https://www.yoursite.com/store/
https://www.yoursite.com/dbtech-credits/ to be https://www.yoursite.com/wallet/
I might be blind and not seeing it, but I couldn't find an option for this.
bytrislasis
Member
DragonByte Tech
Well-known member
Yes, it is customary for businesses who do not provide a free version of a product to only offer support to users who can demonstrate they have paid for a valid license. By “valid license” I mean “have not purchased a download from a piracy website”.
If you think that this is far-fetched, you would be surprised how many people claim they have paid for a license but what they actually did was send money to the admin of a piracy website to gain access to a download.
You will also notice that XF staff will close your support request here @ XenForo.com if you post your query from an account that has not purchased a license to XenForo.
That is correct; there is no way to change the table due to the way the internals of XenForo works. The “Table” label / value is there for historical reasons, as in XF1 it was indeed possible to change the table.
I would be very interested in hearing how it’s unethical to only answer queries from licensed customers.
Could you please explain what exactly you were expecting to happen? If it was possible to change the table, there would be an input box, not a text label. I’m struggling to understand your complaint; are you saying that I should make fundamental changes to the XenForo internals in order to accommodate your query in order to meet with your expectation of “customer satisfaction”?
I try to be reasonable and not shoot down feature requests even if the requested changes can’t be made easily, but I just flat out do not understand what you’re expecting.
Could you please clarify?
bytrislasis
Member
I truly understand you, but you could have explained this nicely when I first asked.
Moreover, I use everything licensed, including Xenforo, and that includes your plugins.I respect your hard work.
kindly request to return the dbtech credits system. I would appreciate it if you accept.
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