Change User's Post Count

Dugi · Post by **Dugi** » Sun Sep 07, 2008 7:06 am

hey i want a screenshot

ChriZathens · Post by **ChriZathens** » Sun Sep 07, 2008 5:21 pm

rootuid wrote:Using phpbb 3.0.2
Open: language/en/acp/common.php
Find

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'LOG_USER_UPDATE_NAME' => 'Changed username » from “%1$s” to “%2$s”',

Add after

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'LOG_USER_UPDATE_POSTCOUNT' => 'Changed post count » from “%1$s” to “%2$s”',
Problem
'LOG_USER_UPDATE_NAME' => 'Changed username » from “%1$s” to “%2$s”'
doesn't exist in 3.0.2

It exists alright...
If you can't find this try to find

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'LOG_USER_UPDATE_NAME'

only. The spaces might be confusing the search function of your editor.
tip:
In my files, the line you are trying to find is at line 659. Lines 658-660:

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	'LOG_USER_UPDATE_EMAIL'	=> '<strong>User “%1$s” changed e-mail</strong><br />» from “%2$s” to “%3$s”',
	'LOG_USER_UPDATE_NAME'	=> '<strong>Changed username</strong><br />» from “%1$s” to “%2$s”',
	'LOG_USER_USER_UPDATE'	=> '<strong>Updated user details</strong><br />» %s',

Hope this helps...

Craig_in_ACT · Post by **Craig_in_ACT** » Fri Sep 12, 2008 8:54 pm

Just a quick question: Does this mod work properly with 3.02?

Thanks,

Craig

DragonMaster1 · Post by **DragonMaster1** » Sat Sep 13, 2008 1:36 am

KarlaJ · Post by **KarlaJ** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:56 pm

Hi there! This is the mod i was searching for, I installed it and everything seems fine (no errors atleast). But WHERE is it? I cant find it anywhere. Appreciated if someone could enlighten me. =)

Edit: FOUND IT. You need to Empty your cache (first screen in your ACP), after that, just go to any user settings and there you can change it. Thanks

Friendly · Post by **Friendly** » Sat Sep 20, 2008 7:45 am

I had to dig through this thread as well to find out that the cache needed to be purged. Nice mod, but I have to say that leaving the part about purging the cache out of the instructions seems like a pretty big oversite to me. There have obviously been a number of other people who had the same frustration.

Maybe add it to the end of the instructions.

But thanks for the mod, it works great and does exactly what I want.

ham1299 · Post by **ham1299** » Sat Sep 20, 2008 3:09 pm

In defense of the MOD author, purging the cache needs to be done after installing almost every MOD. So, it's something that those of us using said MODs should be doing as a matter of habit in the first place!

Sunka · Post by **Sunka** » Sat Sep 20, 2008 5:35 pm

Friendly wrote:I had to dig through this thread as well to find out that the cache needed to be purged. Nice mod, but I have to say that leaving the part about purging the cache out of the instructions seems like a pretty big oversite to me. There have obviously been a number of other people who had the same frustration.

Maybe add it to the end of the instructions.

But thanks for the mod, it works great and does exactly what I want.

Purge cache is MUST to do after no matter how little change in code...and it is not to authors of MODs to write it on their installation instructions...it is phpBB instructions

DragonMaster1 · Post by **DragonMaster1** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 10:07 pm

I found a problem with this mod

It seems that I also have this mod that allows warnings to be removed

Now when I try to change a post count, it does not change the post count but adds 1 warning count to the user

Any idea how to fix this so I can adjust post counts and not have a warning added?

DragonMaster1 · Post by **DragonMaster1** » Sat Oct 11, 2008 7:31 pm

DragonMaster1 wrote:I found a problem with this mod

It seems that I also have this mod that allows warnings to be removed

Now when I try to change a post count, it does not change the post count but adds 1 warning count to the user

Any idea how to fix this so I can adjust post counts and not have a warning added?

any thoughts on this please?

karlsemple · Post by **karlsemple** » Sun Oct 12, 2008 5:20 am

Which mod do you have installed which removes warnings? As I have such a mod installed on my board and do not have this issue?

DragonMaster1 · Post by **DragonMaster1** » Sun Oct 12, 2008 6:03 am

This one:

About this MOD
Title:
Change User Warnings Count
Description:
The MOD allows an administrator to change a user's warning count.
Version:
0.0.1 BETA
Installation Level:
Easy
Installation Time:
~5minutes
Author
Username:
ChriZathens
Email:
techmaster[at]seatnet[dot]gr
Name:
Chris K.
WWW:
http://www.seatnet.gr

Files to Edit
language/en/acp/common.php,
adm/style/acp_users_overview.html,
language/en/common.php,
includes/acp/acp_users.php

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I can change the count through SQL additions or in the server control panel for the database, but that is a lot more trouble

If you can’t find this above code I can post it here to look at

PuncturedPrincess · Post by **PuncturedPrincess** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 12:08 pm

I'm a newborn, nekkid, newb to this, but I installed it successfully and for those of us who didn't know, that little bit about purging the cache helped.

Thanks

Dugi · Post by **Dugi** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 1:17 pm

dugi wrote:hey i want a screenshot

heyyyyy

DragonMaster1 · Post by **DragonMaster1** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 1:34 pm

DragonMaster1 wrote:
DragonMaster1 wrote:I found a problem with this mod

It seems that I also have this mod that allows warnings to be removed

Now when I try to change a post count, it does not change the post count but adds 1 warning count to the user

Any idea how to fix this so I can adjust post counts and not have a warning added?

any thoughts on this please?

So what is happening with this???

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