Topic Multi-Moderation 0.2.0 (BETA)
Changes from 0.1.3 BETA to 0.2.0 BETA:
[Change] Complete code rewrite
[Feature] Tokens in prefix (i.e. {USERNAME} and {DATE})
[Feature] Add multiple prefixes to topic
[Feature] Added more flexibility for better control per prefix and multi-mod
[Note] Not backwards compatible.
Author: imkingdavid
Author's Notes::
This MOD was recently rewritten to increase the efficiency and improve the usability of the MOD. As such, it is not backwards compatible with previous versions, so you will need to completely uninstall the old version before installing the new version. (That's what happens when you use BETA-stage software in a live environment. Sorry.)
Also, please realize that this MOD is NOT compatible with any other similar MODs (i.e. topic prefix or multi-moderation MODs), and there is no easy way to convert from them to this MOD. It might be easier to uninstall the other MOD completely (including file edits AND SQL/Modules/Permissions) and then install this MOD.
Modification Description: This MOD adds two new major features, which may be used separately or in conjunction with each other. The first is multi-moderation. What is it? Quite simply, it is a feature that allows moderators to perform a set of multiple pre-defined moderation tasks (such as locking and sticking a topic) in significantly less steps. These "multi-mods" can be configured in the ACP and can be restricted by group and user (setting a user will allow that user to use that multi-mod regardless of the allowed groups), and can be restricted per forum.
The second major feature that is added by this MOD is the highly requested Topic Prefix. What is that? It's just what it sounds like it is: an authorized user can add a prefix (or prefixes) to a topic title, which will show in forum view and topic view (and in other various places around the forum). Prefixes can be given a hex color code, and there are two allowed tokens, {USERNAME} and {DATE}, which will be replaced with the respective information when a prefix is applied.
As I mentioned earlier, prefixes can be applied by themselves when posting a new topic or when editing the first post of a topic in allowed forums, or they can be applied through a multi-mod. Note that multi-mods can add prefixes to topics even if that prefix is not otherwise allowed in the specified forum, as long as the multi-mod is. Multi-mods can also be applied without specifying a prefix to add.
Modification Version:: 0.2.0
Requirements: phpBB 3.0.6 or later (not a MOD for phpBB 2.x, 3.1 or greater)
Features:
- Multi-Mods
- Perform multiple moderation tasks in a single step.
- Possible topic actions:
- Lock
- Sticky
- Move
- Copy
- Auto-respond (text and poster set via ACP)
- Apply prefix
- Prefixes
- Choose a color
- Use a token
- {USERNAME} is replaced with the username of the user who applied the prefix
- {DATE} is replaced with the date (MM/DD/YYYY) on which the prefix was applied
- Apply multiple prefixes
Screenshots: N/A
Demo URL: (coming soon...)
Demo Username: n/a
Demo Password: n/a
Modification Download: v0.2.0
Modification Repository: Github.com (Git Repository)
