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vBulletin Zoints Tag Cloud for vBa CMPS 2.0.0

Discussion in 'Forum Management' started by Kevin, Jan 5, 2007.

  1. Kevin Code Monkey

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    Hot off the presses... the newest version of the Zoints Tag Cloud for vBadvanced CMPS brought to you by vBU. :)

    The Zoints Tags system is an add-on for vBulletin that allows you to 'tag' a thread with keywords and then display those keywords in a 'cloud' that your visitors can view & search. Search Engine bots may also like having the topic specific tags associated from the cloud to your threads. ;)

    Zoints Tags is a free product and is available here.

    This version of the module has the following new features/fixes...

    - Ability to specify the number of tags to show separately from the normal /Tags page. Previously it was using the same setting. The default is 30.

    - Ability to specify if you want to include a link to the 'Main Cloud' in the module. The default is yes.

    - The ability to specify different colors for the tags in the cloud based upon their popularity. Thanks to Matias in this thread at Zoints.

    - Recognizing whether the module is in the center column or a sidebar column has been cleaned up a bit. When displayed in a center column the module title will be {Forum Name} Popular Tags but when displayed in a sidebar the title is just Popular Tags. This is because you want to avoid having the module title wrap to more than one line (as it messes up a lot of custom styles).

    - The text for the search button has been replaced with Zoints phrase. All of the text and buttons are now using various phrases that come from either the Zoints Tags product or vBulletin itself.

    Here is a screen shot of the new module options. The options are access by choosing ACP => vBa CMPS => Edit Modules => Zoints Tag Cloud and then scrolling down a bit.

    ACP

    Here is an example of the module in use at Cool SciFi. The module is in the center and is using all of the default options.

    Demo-CoolSciFi

    Here is the same module but being viewed as a user with permissions to delete tags.

    Demo-Permissions


    Finally, here is an example of the module in use at vBulletin Users. The module is in the right column with the Show Main Cloud option turned off. All other options were left at the default values.

    Demo-vBulletinUsers

    As always... have fun, be nice to others, and always do the right thing. ;)

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  2. jw00dy New Member

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    I love this hack, but with the latest update to vBa 3rc1, it doesn't work in the side column. The search box is really wide. Any way to fix that? I've got it turned off for the moment.
  3. Kevin Code Monkey

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    I'll take a look. On my CMPS RC1 site I'm running the module in the center column with no side affects. Off the top of my head my guess would be that the conditional needs to be changed that determines which column it is in because with the new version of CMPS Brian has redone how the columns are controlled.

    I'll see what I come up with. :)
  4. jw00dy New Member

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    Thanks Kevin. I really appreciate it.
  5. jw00dy New Member

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    any luck? I know you have a lot more to do than support an unsupported module, so just when you get time.

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