XF 2.1 Show name of Moderator who edited post?

[TheGreek]

All the other topics seem to not have a proper solution relating to this.

 

[beerForo]

You can check the moderator log

 

[TheGreek]

You can check the moderator log

I'm aware of that, I'm saying within the post. It states it was last edited by a Moderator, I'm wanting to have it show who edited it.

 

[beerForo]

Click Moderator Actions in thread tools, it tells you who edited each post.

If you want it to display in the edit text you'd have to request a modification.

 

[Masetrix]

@xf 2.1.7
You have to change the template: post_macros (in xf 2.1.7 Defaultstyle)

Find lineNumber ~119:

<xf:if is="$post.last_edit_date">

goto lineNumber ~123:

<xf:else />

and after this:
change lineNumber ~124:, from this:

{{ phrase('last_edited_by_moderator:') }} <xf:date time="{$post.last_edit_date}" />

to this:

<a href="{{ link('https://www.yourdomain.tld/members/') }}{{$post.last_edit_user_id}}">{{ phrase('last_edited_by_moderator:')  }} <xf:date time="{$post.last_edit_date}" />...</a>

If a post is changed by a moderator/admin, after the editing time, a clickable link appears that refers to the profile of the corresponding moderator/admin.

save & enjoy

hth

 

[beerForo]

I'm not sure if he wanted admins to see it, admins and mods, or admins, mods, and members. His request was not clear.

But that's great! Nice work.

 

[TheGreek]

@xf 2.1.7
You have to change the template: post_macros (in xf 2.1.7 Defaultstyle)

Find lineNumber ~119:

<xf:if is="$post.last_edit_date">

goto lineNumber ~123:

<xf:else />

and after this:
change lineNumber ~124:, from this:

{{ phrase('last_edited_by_moderator:') }} <xf:date time="{$post.last_edit_date}" />

to this:

<a href="{{ link('https://www.yourdomain.tld/members/') }}{{$post.last_edit_user_id}}">{{ phrase('last_edited_by_moderator:')  }} <xf:date time="{$post.last_edit_date}" />...</a>

If a post is changed by a moderator/admin, after the editing time, a clickable link appears that refers to the profile of the corresponding moderator/admin.

save & enjoy

hth

But it still will not show their username within the post.

 

[Masetrix]

But it still will not show their username within the post.

Displaying the name directly in the post means a lot of overhead.
Why is it not enough to click the resource-saving link and then see the name of the mod?

You can also invest time and convert my example so that the name appears directly in the post.

 

[TheGreek]

Displaying the name directly in the post means a lot of overhead.
Why is it not enough to click the resource-saving link and then see the name of the mod?

You can also invest time and convert my example so that the name appears directly in the post.

Because I don't want it set up like that. I'd rather have the name of the moderator in the post.

 

[Liam W]

You can also invest time and convert my example so that the name appears directly in the post.

Not without custom development. The last edit username isn't stored with the post like the user_id, and there's no relation to either said user or the history record.

 

[Masetrix]

Not without custom development. The last edit username isn't stored with the post like the user_id, and there's no relation to either said user or the history record.

As I said before. Too much overhead just to display the name.