Bradley Varol
2016-05-20, 07:10 AM
First of all, this mod is looking great. Installed it 30 mins ago and have it nicely formatted with my site, relatively easily compared to other plugins and systems.
We would like our users to be able to "upvote" threads, allowing us to see the top threads so we can use them as features on the other parts of our site.
I've tried using MyBB's rating system, but that's not really what we wanted. We just wanted a single upvote button, similar to reddit.
I also tried "Rate me a Funny", which was a cool plugin but a bit bloated for our needs.
Then i found your plugin and i must say i love the plenty of config options.
There is one thing i'd like to see, or perhaps you could even provide me the code;
I'd like users to be able to see a threads number of Likes/Thanks in the Forum Display, with the ability to sort.
You think this is easily possible?
Thanks
Edit: Just saw the plugin by SvePu. This is useful for now, but i'd love to see a sortable ty/l in the forum display.
Edit 2:We just noticed that the liking system refreshes the entire page. Is there a way we can use ajax to avoid this? It's not ideal for mobile users.
We would like our users to be able to "upvote" threads, allowing us to see the top threads so we can use them as features on the other parts of our site.
I've tried using MyBB's rating system, but that's not really what we wanted. We just wanted a single upvote button, similar to reddit.
I also tried "Rate me a Funny", which was a cool plugin but a bit bloated for our needs.
Then i found your plugin and i must say i love the plenty of config options.
There is one thing i'd like to see, or perhaps you could even provide me the code;
I'd like users to be able to see a threads number of Likes/Thanks in the Forum Display, with the ability to sort.
You think this is easily possible?
Thanks
Edit: Just saw the plugin by SvePu. This is useful for now, but i'd love to see a sortable ty/l in the forum display.
Edit 2:We just noticed that the liking system refreshes the entire page. Is there a way we can use ajax to avoid this? It's not ideal for mobile users.