Luke F
Well-known member
If your server cannot handle recount, you can reduce its speed by dropping the PER_PAGE number at the top of each file in library/Dark/PostRating/Deferred. To begin with I would reduce them to 25% of their current values
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If your server cannot handle recount, you can reduce its speed by dropping the PER_PAGE number at the top of each file in library/Dark/PostRating/Deferred. To begin with I would reduce them to 25% of their current values
Soliloquy
Member
Bad news… I tried a couple more times, first cutting everything down to 50 per page, then five, and it still eventually timed out with that error. It does seem to have partially done the job; that is, my user profile now shows probably about a third of the Thanks from the old site. So, how does this recount script work? Is the effect cumulative, so I can just keep trying the script again and again and eventually it will finish? Or is it starting from the beginning each time, and if I keep running it, I'll end up with way more converted Thanks than there were to begin with? Is there any way to do this manually, like with a LIMIT, so I can make sure it finishes?
So close!
So close!
Luke F
Well-known member
Do you have control over the mysql server, ie is it a VPS/dedi? Just upping the timeouts in my.cnf temporarily should do the trick
@Luke F The template dark_postrating_member_card has hardcoded colors vs using a CSS class + style properties.
The offending bit:
Using CSS like class="dark_postrating_positive" instead of style="color:#C6FF8C" would be better.
The offending bit:
Code:
<dt>{xen:phrase dark_ratings_received}:</dt>
<dd><xen:if is="{$postrating_enabled_ratings.positive}"><span style="color:#C6FF8C">+{xen:number $postrating_ratings_total.positive}</span>
<xen:if is="{$postrating_enabled_ratings.neutral} || {$postrating_enabled_ratings.negative}"> / </xen:if>
</xen:if>
<xen:if is="{$postrating_enabled_ratings.neutral}">{xen:number $postrating_ratings_total.neutral}
<xen:if is="{$postrating_enabled_ratings.negative}"> / </xen:if>
</xen:if>
<xen:if is="{$postrating_enabled_ratings.negative}"><span style="color:#FF9D8C">-{xen:number $postrating_ratings_total.negative}</span></xen:if>
</dd>Using CSS like class="dark_postrating_positive" instead of style="color:#C6FF8C" would be better.
tommydamic68
Well-known member
If I remove a rating and add another, is there a rebuild feature or...
Floyd R Turbo
Well-known member
That's still in Beta, isn't it? I won't be upgrading that until the full release, and then probably will want a month until they work all the bugs out of that.
Rusty Snippets
Well-known member
My last version sent is 1.7.2. I have not received subsequent releases. Was the price just a yearly thing?
Stuart Wright
Well-known member
What's the best way to limit certain usergroup permissions so that they can not receive post ratings?
The add-on doesn't really support it well. It only does explicit whitelisting or all user groups/forums.
VanillaNeko
Active member
Good evening,
I want to know how to translate the phrases associated with icons, like on the screenshot.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I want to know how to translate the phrases associated with icons, like on the screenshot.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I'm not sure if I'm missing something
I have everything disabled but it still shows up in sidebar
Ratings showing up in side bar
disabled features
