Post Ratings - taking likes to the next level [Deleted]
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Lemminator
Well-known member
Hm ok ...
but it's now going 
in thread and conversation . Thanks for your fast update .With the problem that I don't see the online indicator in threads , I fix it ,
And it was not a problem from your addon
Jawsh
Active member
I would really like a way to disable visibility on negative ratings, making them anonymous to those whom receive the rating. Even if I disable list visibility, notifications, and newsfeed on the user's stream, you can still see who rated your posts by going to the "Ratings I've Received" page which cannot be removed.
Luke F
Well-known member
You can find it in Style Properties > Message Elements
ibnesayeed
Well-known member
We use this add-on on our RTL (Right-to-Left direction language) forum and have few aesthetic issues that we have tried to fix using template modifications, but would be nice to have the add-on itself behaving nice with RTL languages. I am listing some of the issues here:
In dark_postrating template there is a line:
This should be clearing left float in case of RTL, otherwise the ratings band will stretch to cover the remaining heights. This looks ugly when a use has to many things below the avatar but the ost is very short and there is no signature to cover the height. A language agnostic approach will be better. How about moving this behavior away from inline style to CSS?
In dark_postrating_output and dark_postrating_detail templates, "x" is used to represent how many times a particular rating was given. This English letter "x" when mixes with RTL text followed by a number, the flow of text is not as it should be. It shows up as the rating title, followed by the a digit, followed by "x" due to confusing bi-directional text. A proposed solution to this issue is to use actual "×" symbol instead. And if necessary add some styling as well.
It would be nice to have classes applied to each rating according to their nature; positive, negative or neutral so that they can be styled appropriately below the message block. Being able to group ratings according to their nature; positive, negative or neutral with the possibility if adding a separator between the groups will be a welcome addition as well.
In dark_postrating template there is a line:
HTML:
<div style="clear: right;"></div>In dark_postrating_output and dark_postrating_detail templates, "x" is used to represent how many times a particular rating was given. This English letter "x" when mixes with RTL text followed by a number, the flow of text is not as it should be. It shows up as the rating title, followed by the a digit, followed by "x" due to confusing bi-directional text. A proposed solution to this issue is to use actual "×" symbol instead. And if necessary add some styling as well.
It would be nice to have classes applied to each rating according to their nature; positive, negative or neutral so that they can be styled appropriately below the message block. Being able to group ratings according to their nature; positive, negative or neutral with the possibility if adding a separator between the groups will be a welcome addition as well.
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oO5 Dynasty
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I want to purchase this add-on later today, but i wanted to know about how do we get updates after you purchase the add-on. Also are updates included when you buy and are they unlimited updates. So all of your new versions/updates will be able to be downloaded by the people who paid. Thanks
Shelley
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The latest version of the add-on will be sent to your e-mail after purchase. Thereafter, you'll receive updates if/when they are released.
You have to FTP this.
whynot
Well-known member
Get FileZilla(it's free), set it up.
With that you can "upload contents" to http://yoursite.com/forum
TPerry
Well-known member
Typically it will show a <Content by ignored user> tag... but what does that have to do with this add-on?
I'm not talking about the actual post message, which does work as you described. I'm talking about the rep rating. So if I had you on ignore and you liked my post, would I still see that you have liked my post?
eg. 'Tracy Perry likes this' at the bottom of my post.
That's why I don't use this addon on my forum
TPerry
Well-known member
You do know that you can exclude the dislikes and only use like and neutral, right?That's why I don't use this addon on my forum
It's that time of year when we're extremely busy again due to the football transfer window deadline (3000+ users online, expect it to be 5000 by later tonight) compared to us normally having around 1000 users online the rest of the year.
As we've seen the last few years our server load skyrockets but disabling Post Ratings immediately takes the load down from 40+ to below 10.
I've asked this several times before but has anyone else encountered any performance issues with this addon?
As we've seen the last few years our server load skyrockets but disabling Post Ratings immediately takes the load down from 40+ to below 10.
I've asked this several times before but has anyone else encountered any performance issues with this addon?
Kintaro
Well-known member
@Luke Foreman is this in the roadmap?
I need negative votes but I don't want that who receive the negative vote knows who send it.
With that feature I think you are going to get more customers (included me
). Other users I think will be @Ellie, @RoldanLT and @null0 , right?
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