Top 5 Reputation Members

Hello,

Is there a way to have "Top 5 Reputation Members" in the forum widgets.

Something like this example:

Hello!

Top 5, top 10... How many you want!

All we need is a topic as a database. Similarly Staff's Chatbox I did -> https://help.forumotion.com/t137294-project-staff-s-chatbox

JS

Oki, but is there a code to make this happen...

Not yet, but I can do! I just need some free time...

I liked the challenge and I assure you it is not hard to do, observe my Staff's Chatbox code.

JS

May I know how much time this may take.

Bump!

Bring up my post...

@Mati™

Hello!

There is only one problem:
Will have to be created a new group of members to override the default member group!
This must be done because there is no way the default member group have moderation rights as this is necessary to edit the pseudo database (topic).

If you understand and agree with that, I will continue to write the code.

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Edit:

Due to this issue "The group, with self-subscribe, can not have" moderator "permissions", we can do the following:

"Create a topic in which every time a member give reputation to another, will be given reply to this topic and then each time a staff member with the moderator right logged into the board, a copy of each post will be made to another topic and then this reply is removed!
Thus the topic that will serve as the database will be updated whenever a staff member log in or refresh the browser."

Sounds complicated, but it is not.

JS

Looks like to much to do so is there an easy way to do this just a script so i can put in the widgets?

Mati™ wrote:Looks like to much to do so is there an easy way to do this just a script so i can put in the widgets?

Hello!
Do not worry, everything will be automatic as in my "Staff's Chatbox"!

JS

Thanks @JScript, but when you gonna post the code?

Any thing yet...

B-U-M-P

Bump...

@Mati™
Hello!
I'm testing this piece of code:

"Create a topic in which every time a member give reputation to another, will be given reply to this topic and then each time a staff member with the moderator right logged into the board, a copy of each post will be made to another topic and then this reply is removed!
Thus the topic that will serve as the database will be updated whenever a staff member log in or refresh the browser."

JS