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Posting limit

Is there a way to limit the number of posts in a row that a forum user can make? For example, I want to limit a forum user from making 5 posts in a row in the same thread.
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You can use Flood Control in the Dashboard to set limits as to how frequently users can post, but I don't know of anything to stop them posting a fixed number of consecutive posts, although maybe someone else does.
Hmmm... You would have to hook into comment posting, look/load the discussion data set and compare the last x InsertUserIDs and throw a validation error if needed.
Go through the Example plugin and start by dumping the sent object on the
CommentModel_BeforeSaveComment_Handler
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I've got a plugin to do this, if you are seriously interested in this @ghurley.
I hesitate to add it to the add-ons, since it is so esoteric.
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@ghurley
try this - made for you - based on your specs.
http://vanillaforums.org/addon/maxcomment-plugin
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Just looked at the code.
Looks almost exactly like what I would have done.
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