File Name: (e$23) Personal Tags 1.5
File Submitter: emoney
File Submitted: 13 Sep 2008
File Updated: 2 Mar 2009
File Category: IP.Board v2.3.x Mods
Allows members in specified groups to add their own personal tag/icon that will show up on the left of their posts and PMs and in their profile. Now members can also add a title that will show on mouse over of their Personal Tag. Options include settings for max size, max dimensions, file types allowed, as well as adding a space above and/or below the member's Personal Tag in topic view. Default settings are designed to emulate ipb standard group icons so a member's Personal Tag flows with their group tag(s). Admins can remove/edit user's Personal Tags and Personal Tag Titles from ACP.
Good for forums (like mine) in which members want their own personal group icon, except with Personal Tags there is no need to create a group just for 1 person. Or to award a single "badge" per member via the ACP controls, which will show what the badge is for upon mouse over.
Screenshot shows Personal Tag without a space above or below, if that is too bunched up for your liking, you can adjust the gap settings.
Update from 1.0 - 1.5
- Added the ability to input a custom title that will show on mouse over of the Personal Tag (both UCP and ACP)
- Now shows in PM View.
- Admins can now also upload a Personal Tag for each member via ACP-> Edit Member (instead of needing to FTP it first)
- Moved large code chunk to library file
- All board-side text is now lang-file driven, for easy use on non-english boards
- Fixed IE bug that showed a broken image for members who do not currently have a Personal Tag in ACP->Edit Member
To upgrade please use the Upgrade from 1.0 to 1.5 file, all others use Fresh Install.
BUG-FIX: March 02 2009:
If you downloaded 1.5 before today, please redownload and reupload the source/lib/func_personal_tags as well as do the following to action_admin/member.php:
Find:
$personal_tag = $personal_tags->acp_process_image($file);
Replace with:
$personal_tag = $personal_tags->acp_process_image($file, $this->ipsclass->input['mid']);
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