[tk] Post Notes: Show reputation comments in posts without fresh

MobileHacks

New Member
tkpostnoteslogo.gif


This mod is very popular on my forum - probably my most popular mod. It displays reputation comments in the post. It's also known as 'Public Display of Affection" - though people on my board aren't always affectionate

User Video Demo Link
Admin Video Demo Link

Features
  • Displays reputation comments in the post without refreshing.
  • Uses vBulletin popups for maximum compatibility with other mods and browsers.
  • Extends the existing reputation system.
  • Colors and images can be customized.
  • Users can select to display with an image, or colors.

Install
Unzip [tk] Post Notes.zip
Upload the files in the upload directory to your forum folder.
Import the product-postnotes.xml file from your admincp product manager.

Uninstall
Uninstall the vbPostNotes product from your admincp product manager.
Delete the following files:
clientscript/postnote_ajax.js
includes/functions_postnotes.php
images/buttons/postnote.gif
images/misc/postnotes_neg.gif
images/misc/postnotes_pos.gif
images/misc/postnotes_neutral.gif

Version Info
2.2
Now supports anonymous reputation comments.
Fixed bug with admincp image settings not working.
Added ability to change the button image in the admincp options.
Added video demos.

2.0
Uses vBulletin popups.
Many, many bugs fixed.
Compatibility with other mods greatly improved.
No need to template modifications any more.

2.0
AJAX
1.2
Added an option to disable/enable the popup that comes up after you post reputation.
1.1
Changed execution order of the vbPostNotes plugin to 999 to deal with some popular mods that are stepping on the post message
 

TAIFUN

New Member
I want to add the user comment, a window opens on another page, does not work pop-up ... After adding the comment of error that xml file is not associated with style


<root>
<postid>8030</postid>

<cell0>
<div><img src="XXXXXXimages/misc/postnotes_pos.gif"/></div>
</cell0>
<cell1><div>&nbsp;TAIFUN:&nbsp;</div></cell1>
<cell2><div>&nbsp; Good</div></cell2>
<rep>neg</rep>
<clr>white</clr>
<bclr>red</bclr>
<legend>Comments</legend>
</root>
 
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