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Posted by: ctjl96
The same way the current blacklist works, which is pretty much just hiding their posts, yes. Why should you be able to delete and pin threads but not lock them?


Because there is no need for it :P

Plus by deleting a thread would be the same as a lock... because only you see it.

  • 05.15.2012 6:35 PM PDT

Posted by: zoobkillerninja
Because there is no need for it :P

Plus by deleting a thread would be the same as a lock... because only you see it.

Unless you don't want to see any new replies but don't want to delete it. If you delete it, you can't see it anymore. It's, well, deleted.

  • 05.16.2012 2:48 PM PDT

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Posted by: ctjl96
Posted by: zoobkillerninja
Because there is no need for it :P

Plus by deleting a thread would be the same as a lock... because only you see it.

Unless you don't want to see any new replies but don't want to delete it. If you delete it, you can't see it anymore. It's, well, deleted.


Ok well i can see a little need for just to make it so you dont have to delete threads.. how long until we can see what you got?

  • 05.16.2012 3:00 PM PDT

Sorry if I missed it, or this is somehow the wrong place to ask, but what's that script that replaced Bungie's advertisement with private group advertisements?

  • 05.16.2012 7:05 PM PDT

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Posted by: Point_Sketch
Sorry if I missed it, or this is somehow the wrong place to ask, but what's that script that replaced Bungie's advertisement with private group advertisements?

Scroll down until you see acnboy's post. The Script's called MyAds 3.0.

[Edited on 05.16.2012 7:10 PM PDT]

  • 05.16.2012 7:10 PM PDT


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Posted by: Point_Sketch
Sorry if I missed it, or this is somehow the wrong place to ask, but what's that script that replaced Bungie's advertisement with private group advertisements?

Scroll down until you see acnboy's post. The Script's called MyAds 3.0.

Thanks!

  • 05.16.2012 7:13 PM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.

Could someone make a script that can count the total number of posts in a private group?

  • 05.19.2012 9:19 PM PDT
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Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man
Could someone make a script that can count the total number of posts in a private group?

Hasn't one already been made? Harlow uses one for Sapphire.

  • 05.20.2012 8:40 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.


Posted by: jross1993

Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man
Could someone make a script that can count the total number of posts in a private group?

Hasn't one already been made? Harlow uses one for Sapphire.


Yes, but I asked him for it, and he said it was made for him specifically, and the download link has been since taken down.

  • 05.20.2012 10:55 AM PDT
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Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man

Posted by: jross1993

Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man
Could someone make a script that can count the total number of posts in a private group?

Hasn't one already been made? Harlow uses one for Sapphire.


Yes, but I asked him for it, and he said it was made for him specifically, and the download link has been since taken down.

I don't see how that makes sense. There's no reason why he couldn't just give it to you.

  • 05.20.2012 11:01 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.

This is what Harlow said when I asked him for the link.

Unfortunately the link 404'd after it was personally made for me. I've tried to get someone else to remake a better one (it's a bit clunky but it works) but nothing yet. To my knowledge, I'm the only person on B.net capable of counting posts in groups and I have no way to share it.

He isn't keeping it just for himself, as he offered to tell me how many posts a group of mine had.

  • 05.20.2012 11:07 AM PDT
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Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man
This is what Harlow said when I asked him for the link.

Unfortunately the link 404'd after it was personally made for me. I've tried to get someone else to remake a better one (it's a bit clunky but it works) but nothing yet. To my knowledge, I'm the only person on B.net capable of counting posts in groups and I have no way to share it.

He isn't keeping it just for himself, as he offered to tell me how many posts a group of mine had.

It's not hard to copy the code. Just sayin' :)

  • 05.20.2012 11:10 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.


Posted by: jross1993

Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man
This is what Harlow said when I asked him for the link.

Unfortunately the link 404'd after it was personally made for me. I've tried to get someone else to remake a better one (it's a bit clunky but it works) but nothing yet. To my knowledge, I'm the only person on B.net capable of counting posts in groups and I have no way to share it.

He isn't keeping it just for himself, as he offered to tell me how many posts a group of mine had.

It's not hard to copy the code. Just sayin' :)


I'll message him.

  • 05.20.2012 11:13 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.

He doesn't know how to copy script. Neither do I, though.

  • 05.20.2012 12:42 PM PDT

Here, Mushy.

                                                          Group Post Calculator                                                             CHROME     |      FIREFOX

This is sort of a pain in the ass to do client-side, because the quickest way (and only one from what I could tell) for you to get the number of posts is to go through every page of the group's forum with ajax and add up the "x replies" and then return it to the user, which can take quite a bit of time, depending on the size of the group. The general rule for this is about a second per page in the forum, so something like Sapphire could take several minutes (I would not know, I've never felt even the slightest inclination to join the occult). Your browser may even tell you that the page is not responding (Chrome says something like "yada this page has died"), but you just have to wait -- it will finish shortly. Due to this complication, you have to click "Calculate" in order for it to tell you the number of posts so that it doesn't take you three minutes to load a group.

I also threw in a quick little PPD calculator along with it. :-)

Note: I'm too lazy to test it for Firefox, but it should work. If there's any bugs, just report 'em here or PM me -- I've been getting lonely anyways.

[Edited on 05.20.2012 6:05 PM PDT]

  • 05.20.2012 5:38 PM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.

Thanks, CT. If it's 1 second a page, it'd take 20 minutes to calculate Sapphire's posts.

  • 05.20.2012 6:12 PM PDT

Jesus Christ that's a lot of pages. Have you tried to count them yet?

  • 05.20.2012 6:21 PM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
Bungie.Match.com: Our Johnson knows what the ladies like.


Posted by: ctjl96
Jesus Christ that's a lot of pages. Have you tried to count them yet?


I did. Waited for 5 minutes. Made my computer laggy as crap. Also, why do you hate Sapphire so much?

  • 05.20.2012 6:24 PM PDT
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Best way to do it is do averages. For example, you don't want 200 page loads, so do a maximum of 25, which results in 25*25=625 threads. Each page can then be averaged with the sum to give you a "average replies per page", then extrapolate that to the number of pages in the group.

This can also lead to inaccuracy if you average based on when the group is most popular. Put some distance between the selected pages.

If you are currently doing a simple loop like

for (x = 0; x < pageCount; x++)

turn it into

spacing = pageCount / maxPages
for (x = 0; x < pageCount; x += spacing)

For instance, a group with 200 pages and 25 pages max would need to have a page selected every 8 pages.

spacing = 200 / 25
for (x = 0; x < 200; x += 8) // runs 25 times

But sometimes the spacing will not be a whole number, so:

spacing = Math.floor(pageCount / maxPages)

Posted by: ctjl96
Here, Mushy.

                                                          Group Post Calculator                                                             CHROME     |      FIREFOX

This is sort of a pain in the ass to do client-side, because the quickest way (and only one from what I could tell) for you to get the number of posts is to go through every page of the group's forum with ajax and add up the "x replies" and then return it to the user, which can take quite a bit of time, depending on the size of the group. The general rule for this is about a second per page in the forum, so something like Sapphire could take several minutes (I would not know, I've never felt even the slightest inclination to join the occult). Your browser may even tell you that the page is not responding (Chrome says something like "yada this page has died"), but you just have to wait -- it will finish shortly. Due to this complication, you have to click "Calculate" in order for it to tell you the number of posts so that it doesn't take you three minutes to load a group.

I also threw in a quick little PPD calculator along with it. :-)

Note: I'm too lazy to test it for Firefox, but it should work. If there's any bugs, just report 'em here or PM me -- I've been getting lonely anyways.


[Edited on 05.20.2012 7:11 PM PDT]

  • 05.20.2012 6:45 PM PDT

I don't hate Sapphire, I just think it's silly to join something because it's popular and I enjoy poking fun at it because of how overrated it is. It also amuses me that I found out a short while ago that I am on the no-invite list when I have had nothing to do with the group at all, and also even more amusing that it has a no-invite list. srs bsns

Also that's a fair point, Sprool; I think I might touch up on the script tomorrow if I'm not feeling lazy. I'll find a way to detect the outliers, too; e.g., spam threads etc.

  • 05.20.2012 7:07 PM PDT

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  • 05.26.2012 7:22 PM PDT

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Posted by: ApocalypeX
Script Testing

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Duardo, it's happening.

??? link went to front page

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  • 05.26.2012 7:28 PM PDT
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Posted by: ctjl96
Here, Mushy.

                                                          Group Post Calculator                                                             CHROME     |      FIREFOX

This is sort of a pain in the ass to do client-side, because the quickest way (and only one from what I could tell) for you to get the number of posts is to go through every page of the group's forum with ajax and add up the "x replies" and then return it to the user, which can take quite a bit of time, depending on the size of the group. The general rule for this is about a second per page in the forum, so something like Sapphire could take several minutes (I would not know, I've never felt even the slightest inclination to join the occult). Your browser may even tell you that the page is not responding (Chrome says something like "yada this page has died"), but you just have to wait -- it will finish shortly. Due to this complication, you have to click "Calculate" in order for it to tell you the number of posts so that it doesn't take you three minutes to load a group.

I also threw in a quick little PPD calculator along with it. :-)

Note: I'm too lazy to test it for Firefox, but it should work. If there's any bugs, just report 'em here or PM me -- I've been getting lonely anyways.

Where does the Calculate button show up?

  • 05.28.2012 4:56 PM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
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Posted by: ctjl96
Here, Mushy.

                                                          Group Post Calculator                                                             CHROME     |      FIREFOX

This is sort of a pain in the ass to do client-side, because the quickest way (and only one from what I could tell) for you to get the number of posts is to go through every page of the group's forum with ajax and add up the "x replies" and then return it to the user, which can take quite a bit of time, depending on the size of the group. The general rule for this is about a second per page in the forum, so something like Sapphire could take several minutes (I would not know, I've never felt even the slightest inclination to join the occult). Your browser may even tell you that the page is not responding (Chrome says something like "yada this page has died"), but you just have to wait -- it will finish shortly. Due to this complication, you have to click "Calculate" in order for it to tell you the number of posts so that it doesn't take you three minutes to load a group.

I also threw in a quick little PPD calculator along with it. :-)

Note: I'm too lazy to test it for Firefox, but it should work. If there's any bugs, just report 'em here or PM me -- I've been getting lonely anyways.

Where does the Calculate button show up?


Top left, under the giant banner on a group's homepage. You also have to be a member of a group to calculate the posts.

  • 05.28.2012 5:08 PM PDT
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I don't understand how to use the ignore script by Iggy and the forum watching script. Where are the menus for setting them after they're enabled?

  • 05.28.2012 5:49 PM PDT