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Vanilla Voting 0.2beta
Vanilla Voting 0.2beta
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Stash can you see whats wrong with jquery
Look for this code in Vanilla.Class.Comments.php
$this->DelegateParameters['DataSet'] = $DataSet;
and replace it with$this->DelegateParameters['DataSet'] = &$DataSet;
>Stash can you see whats wrong with jquery
so i have to drop actually 4 good extensions in return for a working vanilla voting extension ? is there also a better solution?
thx in advance.
btw it says on the top its a beta please don't it on production site
What does this extension do exactly? Do discussions get sunk or closed after a given amount of negative votes or something like that? And what about comments? Are they hidden by default for everyone in the same way? Is there a plan to change a discussion's label following its votes?
Sorry but I'm no Digg member, so I don't know how its voting system actually works.
Anyway the Ajax effects are really nice, clean and smooth. I like the overall look & feel a lot.
Sinking/Closing a discussion after it gets a certain number of negative votes
Done
Collapse a comment for ALL after it gets a certain number of negative votes
Todo
Is there a plan to change a discussion's label following its votes?
No
vaz do a file match and you will know what are the changes,then you copy over those changes to your discussion.php file
The voting look and feel is taken from mixx.com
Another idea would be to have discussions filters along with the ratings. For example you could click a link to display the five most loved discussions, the five most hated, the most recent not-rated-yet discussions, etc. Or maybe add a panel item dedicated to these kind of statistics if you enable it in your preferences, a bit like Latest Dicussions Prime.
Going further in the idea of social features, you could also have a list of authors with the most popular/unpopular discussions and comments. There could even be an automatic role change for users when they reach a given level of votes. Dunno if it would be actually democratic or not, but it would be interesting for sure. If you keep posting lot of interesting stuff you could become a "premium author" or something, if you keep posting crap all your comments may be automatically hidden for a few days, etc.
Just a few ideas. I'd love to see such features but I guess it would be a lot of work.
>btw it says on the top its a beta please don't it on production site
ok i'll try , btw my site is actually a zeta version (not even beta ), but thanks for the hint
n e other beta issues with it?
jw
Tested in Firefox.
nothing i can do about it. you will have to fix Category icon css.
Blogger # 21
* Installed and enabled the add-on
* Replaced the two files from SVN (note the "&" seems to have already been added to the SVN file)
* Enabled role to vote on comments, and selected the categories for voting
* 0 Votes and arrows came up by each comment as expected. Clicking on them gave an alert saying "Adding vote to comment did not work".
Any suggestions? I tried with JQuery enabled and disabled without success.
I get this JS error:
$ is not a function
[Break on this error] $(document).ready(function() {
AddVote.js.php (line 55)