2011-12-22, 03:03 PM
2011-12-22, 03:51 PM
Yes, it is possible. You don't need a plugin though, you can simply run this SQL query:
Replace a with the uid of the user who is receiving the reputation, b with the uid of the user who is giving it, c with the pid of the post you want to give the reputation for (use 0 if it's just a normal reputation), d with the amount of points, e with a UNIX timestamp of when the reputation was added and f with your reputation comment.
For example, if I were to give you (uid 55924) 50 reputation points (not related to a post) from myself (uid 16693) on Thu, 22 Dec 2011 15:39:02 GMT (dateline 1324568342) with the comment "Congratulations!", I would run this query:
INSERT INTO `mybb_reputation` VALUES (NULL, 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f');
Replace a with the uid of the user who is receiving the reputation, b with the uid of the user who is giving it, c with the pid of the post you want to give the reputation for (use 0 if it's just a normal reputation), d with the amount of points, e with a UNIX timestamp of when the reputation was added and f with your reputation comment.
For example, if I were to give you (uid 55924) 50 reputation points (not related to a post) from myself (uid 16693) on Thu, 22 Dec 2011 15:39:02 GMT (dateline 1324568342) with the comment "Congratulations!", I would run this query:
INSERT INTO `mybb_reputation` VALUES (NULL, '55924', '16693', '0', '50', '1324568342', 'Congratulations!');
2011-12-22, 03:52 PM
EDIT: Fabio posted at the same time as me. I think that solution is better. I forgot all about the mybb_reputation table.
Through the database is the only way I can think of right off the top of my head.
You would go into phpMyAdmin, into your forum's database, and then into the mybb_users table (where mybb_ represents YOUR table prefix). Find the user, and find the reputation column. You can then edit the value on that line.
Through the database is the only way I can think of right off the top of my head.
You would go into phpMyAdmin, into your forum's database, and then into the mybb_users table (where mybb_ represents YOUR table prefix). Find the user, and find the reputation column. You can then edit the value on that line.
2011-12-22, 04:06 PM
Oh thanks guys! Very useful + Rep
~ David
~ David
2011-12-22, 04:14 PM
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