Custom Mini-Profile Creator

[Brian]

Oct 17, 2016 12:05:35 GMT -8 Eaglenz said:

Oct 17, 2016 8:17:15 GMT -8 Brian said:

Can you expand on this?

If you're referring to the custom fields you specified in Members > Custom Profile Fields in the admin area there's instructions on how to add those in the User Variables tab of the plugin's help window (accessible in the bottom right bar if you have the help window enabled on the forum).

I already found a way around my question, however thanks for the reply.

There is another problem though, I keep getting "Error 1: "mp-info-holder" element not found in this theme's Mini-Profile layout template". I have tried reinstalling the plugin with the default data and installing everything just like before, but the problem persists.

Can you provide a link to the forum where you're experiencing this problem?

[Eaglenz]

Oct 17, 2016 12:06:22 GMT -8 Brian said:

Oct 17, 2016 12:05:35 GMT -8 Eaglenz said:

I already found a way around my question, however thanks for the reply.

There is another problem though, I keep getting "Error 1: "mp-info-holder" element not found in this theme's Mini-Profile layout template". I have tried reinstalling the plugin with the default data and installing everything just like before, but the problem persists.

Can you provide a link to the forum where you're experiencing this problem?

dinosaurpivoting.boards.net/

Thanks

[Brian]

Eaglenz: It looks like you're missing a closing </div> before the part where you added in the template code from the plugin. Adding a closing </div> tag before this line should fix it:

<!-- Custom Mini-Profile Plugin Data -->

[Eaglenz]

Brian that fixed it, thanks!

[Eaglenz]

One thing I forgot to note, however. I can't seem to be able to add the "Money: $1,000" field to my custom mini-profile, the one from the monetary system plugin.

[Brian]

Oct 17, 2016 17:04:52 GMT -8 Eaglenz said:

One thing I forgot to note, however. I can't seem to be able to add the "Money: $1,000" field to my custom mini-profile, the one from the monetary system plugin.

Is the Monetary System plugin listed before or after the Custom Mini-Profile Creator plugin?

If the money has already been added to your mini-profile before it gets replaced by the Custom Mini-Profile Creator the only way for the custom mini-profile to obtain it is through the Javascript component by finding the HTML content of the element the money is being added to. Otherwise you'll need to make the mini-profile plugin run before the Monetary System plugin.

[Eaglenz]

Oct 18, 2016 8:32:12 GMT -8 Brian said:

Oct 17, 2016 17:04:52 GMT -8 Eaglenz said:

One thing I forgot to note, however. I can't seem to be able to add the "Money: $1,000" field to my custom mini-profile, the one from the monetary system plugin.

Is the Monetary System plugin listed before or after the Custom Mini-Profile Creator plugin?

If the money has already been added to your mini-profile before it gets replaced by the Custom Mini-Profile Creator the only way for the custom mini-profile to obtain it is through the Javascript component by finding the HTML content of the element the money is being added to. Otherwise you'll need to make the mini-profile plugin run before the Monetary System plugin.

The monetary system plugin is placed above the custom mini-profile plugin in the Manage page.

I would like some information on how to do that, I don't know much about JavaScript, or HTML, or CSS, none of those. And I could learn them, but I have been very busy lately so not sure when that would be possible. Thank you in advance

[Brian]

Oct 18, 2016 12:12:09 GMT -8 Eaglenz said:

Oct 18, 2016 8:32:12 GMT -8 Brian said:

Is the Monetary System plugin listed before or after the Custom Mini-Profile Creator plugin?

If the money has already been added to your mini-profile before it gets replaced by the Custom Mini-Profile Creator the only way for the custom mini-profile to obtain it is through the Javascript component by finding the HTML content of the element the money is being added to. Otherwise you'll need to make the mini-profile plugin run before the Monetary System plugin.

The monetary system plugin is placed above the custom mini-profile plugin in the Manage page.

I would like some information on how to do that, I don't know much about JavaScript, or HTML, or CSS, none of those. And I could learn them, but I have been very busy lately so not sure when that would be possible. Thank you in advance

If you add this to the Javascript component of any of your mini-profiles it should hopefully populate the HTML you added.

$(this).find('.money_wallet_amount').html($(this).parent().children('.mini-profile').not('.mp-custom').find('.money_wallet_amount').html());

[Eaglenz]

Oct 18, 2016 12:21:20 GMT -8 Brian said:

Oct 18, 2016 12:12:09 GMT -8 Eaglenz said:

The monetary system plugin is placed above the custom mini-profile plugin in the Manage page.

I would like some information on how to do that, I don't know much about JavaScript, or HTML, or CSS, none of those. And I could learn them, but I have been very busy lately so not sure when that would be possible. Thank you in advance

If you add this to the Javascript component of any of your mini-profiles it should hopefully populate the HTML you added.

$(this).find('.money_wallet_amount').html($(this).parent().children('.mini-profile').not('.mp-custom').find('.money_wallet_amount').html());

That worked, thank you very much!

[Nymeria]

Brian, I remember from past experiences that this plugin doesn't always play nicely with Todge's LOL plugin. If I recall correctly there's a conflict in that they both attempt to use the same name for a certain variable and one of them needed to be renamed to make them work together properly. I can't seem to find that information again, however. Is there any way that you remember and can explain to me exactly what I need to change and where? It's putting odd random numbers in the upper left hand corner of the post below the time stamp.

[Brian]

Nov 23, 2016 12:32:37 GMT -8 Nymeria said:

Brian , I remember from past experiences that this plugin doesn't always play nicely with Todge's LOL plugin. If I recall correctly there's a conflict in that they both attempt to use the same name for a certain variable and one of them needed to be renamed to make them work together properly. I can't seem to find that information again, however. Is there any way that you remember and can explain to me exactly what I need to change and where? It's putting odd random numbers in the upper left hand corner of the post below the time stamp.

This is due to the Post LOL plugin finding any element in the post that uses the class "likes" rather than searching in a specific section of the post.

You can fix this by navigating to Themes > Layout Templates > Mini-Profile and changing this line:

<div class="mp-info likes">$[user.likes]</div>

To this:

<div class="mp-info likes_given">$[user.likes]</div>

The result of this change is that you'll need to use $[user.likes_given] in the plugin instead of $[user.likes] if you wish to display the amount of likes a user has received.

[Nymeria]

Nov 23, 2016 12:39:45 GMT -8 Brian said:

Nov 23, 2016 12:32:37 GMT -8 Nymeria said:

Brian , I remember from past experiences that this plugin doesn't always play nicely with Todge's LOL plugin. If I recall correctly there's a conflict in that they both attempt to use the same name for a certain variable and one of them needed to be renamed to make them work together properly. I can't seem to find that information again, however. Is there any way that you remember and can explain to me exactly what I need to change and where? It's putting odd random numbers in the upper left hand corner of the post below the time stamp.

This is due to the Post LOL plugin finding any element in the post that uses the class "likes" rather than searching in a specific section of the post.

You can fix this by navigating to Themes > Layout Templates > Mini-Profile and changing this line:

<div class="mp-info likes">$[user.likes]</div>

To this:

<div class="mp-info likes_given">$[user.likes]</div>

The result of this change is that you'll need to use $[user.likes_given] in the plugin instead of $[user.likes] if you wish to display the amount of likes a user has received.

Thanks so much! I'll do that right now.

ETA:Worked perfectly!

[jupitus]

Im struggling

[Brian]

Jan 19, 2017 1:07:42 GMT -8 jupitus said:

Im struggling

Can you elaborate on that? Which part of the plugin are you struggling with? What do you need help with, specifically?

[Lynx]

Brian,

Not sure if it's the NPC Profile plugin or the Custom Mini-Profile plugin, but they don't seem to like playing nice with each other:



Is there anything I can do to be able to have both run without having the double mini-profile?

Thanks!