error_reputationtoomany

[yetdog111]

Why can't I find this in my Phrases? Code from reputation.php contains:

eval(print_standard_error('error_reputationsameuser')); 

and I'd like to add a new phrase in and reference that in the code based on other conditions but I can't even find this one?

[Dean C]

It shouldn't have a gap in the name for a start. Did you take that code directly from the source ?

[yetdog111]

It shouldn't have a gap in the name for a start. Did you take that code directly from the source ?

It just pasted wrong. No, there aren't gaps in the name. Disregard the pasting error. Shouldn't I find this in the phrase manager?

[yetdog111]

Basically I want to add another condition to my reputation page, which comes up if the user does not enter a comment along with their rating. I could easily add another phrase, but I'm not confident it would even come up if I can't find out where the current ones are located.

[Dean C]

The phrase is named 'reputationsameuser' Search for that and you'll find it right away !

[yetdog111]

The phrase is named 'reputationsameuser' Search for that and you'll find it right away !

Thank you!

[yetdog111]

Maybe I should create a new thread about this, but for the sake of reducing clutter, I'll post in here:

if (!($permissions['adminpermissions'] & CANCONTROLPANEL))

That right there says, if the user isn't an admin and can't access the control panel. (correct?)

What if I wanted to modify that statement to also include if the user isn't a moderator. So in other words, if they're a mod (or an admin), skip what's in that if statement?

[Dean C]

That permission just checks to see if the user can access the control panel, nothing more. What directory/file is that in?

[yetdog111]

That permission just checks to see if the user can access the control panel, nothing more. What directory/file is that in?

That's /reputation.php.

Basically I want to be able to check if the user is a member of a certain usergroup (moderator, for example) within that file, but I'm not sure of the variable arrays that are available to me on that page.

[yetdog111]

Any word on this Dean, or anyone?

[Dean C]

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