Post Moods [library support]

[Wormopolis]

Good idea.

And sorry this got put on a back burner and forgot about. I will look at it tonight.

[aRMY83]

Thanks Wormopolis and appreciate it...

[Wormopolis]

v1.1.1 submitted to library
fixed typo that caused custom user paths to stop working

[Wormopolis]

Jan 9, 2014 15:30:43 GMT -8 onlinemn said:

The custom user paths are not working. It always uses the default path.

Could you make a option to disable the default path when using custom user paths?

Therefore allowing only specific users the ability to post moods.

Ultimately, I'm trying to have users create their avatars using the built-in lab in proboards. Then I'll create different mood images for each user and host them.

wait, were you after ONLY making it where users with custom user paths can use post moods at all?

[Wormopolis]

Jan 10, 2014 0:05:07 GMT -8 Wormopolis said:

v1.1.1 submitted to library
fixed typo that caused custom user paths to stop working

accepted

[aRMY83]

Sorry to report, that my image input, and tried two, now shows this with first one:



and second one shows the same.

This is the custom input I made:

[Wormopolis]

you have the path to the images as

"http://i1043./b436/army83_2010/postmoods/shocked.png"

which is trying to bring up the image

"http://i1043./b436/army83_2010/postmoods/shocked.pngcrying.png"

[aRMY83]

Well I just figured it out why it was not working and that being, don't add the image to the link:

"http://i1043./b436/army83_2010/postmoods/crying.png"

but just point to where the location of those images are:

"http://i1043./b436/army83_2010/postmoods/"

[aRMY83]

Okay... I did notice when I have, as an example, 3 post moods images (Top Left of Post) in separate posts in the same thread and decide to delete one of those posts, it removes all post moods images. This would also include Replace Avatar > Below Avatar settings.

[onlinemn]

Jan 10, 2014 0:06:22 GMT -8 Wormopolis said:

Jan 9, 2014 15:30:43 GMT -8 onlinemn said:

The custom user paths are not working. It always uses the default path.

Could you make a option to disable the default path when using custom user paths?

Therefore allowing only specific users the ability to post moods.

Ultimately, I'm trying to have users create their avatars using the built-in lab in proboards. Then I'll create different mood images for each user and host them.

wait, were you after ONLY making it where users with custom user paths can use post moods at all?

Yes the goal is encourage users to create their avatars using proboards avatar maker, then reward them by using your plugin to have different avatar moods.

But first the custom user paths will need to work.  Then the default image path disabled so users who didn't create a avatar will not see a 'post mood' option.

I will test v1.1.1 and report back...

UPDATE:  Custom user paths working! thank you

For the default path, I used a path that goes nowhere
http://default/
Though non-custom users will see a white box if they try a post mood.

Is there another way to hide the 'post mood' option by setting custom read/write access in the key settings of the plug-in?

[Wormopolis]

Jan 10, 2014 15:16:05 GMT -8 aRMY83 said:

Okay... I did notice when I have, as an example, 3 post moods images (Top Left of Post) in separate posts in the same thread and decide to delete one of those posts, it removes all post moods images. This would also include Replace Avatar > Below Avatar settings.

the mood choice itself is stored in a post key, so deleting the post shouldnt do anything special.  is it a cache issue?

Jan 10, 2014 16:02:58 GMT -8 onlinemn said:

Jan 10, 2014 0:06:22 GMT -8 Wormopolis said:

wait, were you after ONLY making it where users with custom user paths can use post moods at all?

Yes the goal is encourage users to create their avatars using proboards avatar maker, then reward them by using your plugin to have different avatar moods.

But first the custom user paths will need to work.  Then the default image path disabled so users who didn't create a avatar will not see a 'post mood' option.

I will test v1.1.1 and report back...

UPDATE:  Custom user paths working! thank you

For the default path, I used a path that goes nowhere
http://default/
Though non-custom users will see a white box if they try a post mood.

Is there another way to hide the 'post mood' option by setting custom read/write access in the key settings of the plug-in?

currently, no except if you put certain users into a group you can make plugin only run for that group. but then it hides the display from everyone except that group as well.

it would be easier to just make an option that only custom listed members have the dropdown.

[onlinemn]

Jan 10, 2014 19:37:03 GMT -8 Wormopolis said:

currently, no except if you put certain users into a group you can make plugin only run for that group. but then it hides the display from everyone except that group as well.

it would be easier to just make an option that only custom listed members have the dropdown.

I'm looking forward to this.

Proboards should have allowed users to save multiple avatars using the avatar maker and then integrate a posting mood option. Would be very popular.

[aRMY83]

Jan 10, 2014 19:37:03 GMT -8 Wormopolis said:

the mood choice itself is stored in a post key, so deleting the post shouldnt do anything special.  is it a cache issue?

Very well could be, as I just cleared the cache and the images I did not delete appeared back.

[Wormopolis]

v1.1.2
added option to only show drop down if a custom path is setup for that user

submitted to library

[onlinemn]

Thank you so much!!!

Works fine. Just one little repeatable issue.

my plug-in settings:
- images
- replace avatar
- default path:
http://default/
- image type: png

Image names:

- mad
- happy
- sad

- only show drop down for these users: checked

If you make a selection in the 'post mood' drop down, such as 'happy'

then change your mind and select 'Post Mood:' as a selection

then 'create post', you will get a white box

If you change your mind and select one of the others it works fine, but something about selecting 'Post Mood:'  does not reset the avatar to its default