[Solved] KarmaBank and I Like This: consecutive "Likes" not being counted

50sQuiff

Hi @x00 and others. I've installed "I Like This" and KarmaBank to create a basic reputation system for my forum. Here's what happens:

1. Logged in as User A, I Like a post by User B. The number of Likes associated with the post increases by 1.
2. User B's Karma balance only increases when I log in as User B and/or reload a page. I presume this is related to some caching process.

I can repeat 1 and 2 as many times as I like and it works fine. But here is where the problem lies:

1. Logged in as User A, I Like a post by User B. The number of Likes associated with the post increases by 1.
2. Logged in as User A, I Like a different post by User B. The number of Likes associated with that post increases by 1.
3. User B refreshes the page but his Karma only increases by 1.

Is there a way for me to fix this? Is it a simple rules issue? I'm currently using diffequals with values of 1.0 and 1.0.

Regards,
Quiff

50sQuiff

OK, it seems like I've fixed it with a hack. I replaced the line

$KarmaBank->Transaction($Type,$Rule->Amount,$Value,$RuleID);

With

$LikeAmount = $Value - $TallyValue; $KarmaBank->Transaction($Type,$LikeAmount,$Value,$RuleID);

x00

no don't that. Try changing

    public static function OperationDiffEquals($MetaValue,$Target,$Condition,$User,$LastTrans,$Option){
        $Difference=$MetaValue-($LastTrans ? $LastTrans->LastTally : 0);
        if($Difference && abs($Difference)%$Target!==0)
            return FALSE;
        return abs($Difference)!= $Difference? -1:1;
    }

to

    public static function OperationDiffEquals($MetaValue,$Target,$Condition,$User,$LastTrans,$Option){
        $Difference=$MetaValue-($LastTrans ? $LastTrans->LastTally : 0);
        if($Difference && abs($Difference)%$Target!==0)
            return FALSE;
        return $Difference;
    } 

that way other things won't get broken

50sQuiff

Thank you, that works.

kirkpa31

EDIT - Problem Solved

I solved it - your solution does work. Thank you @x00! I must've typed something incorrectly in my first attempt.