phpBB karma mod

[Stuart]

Could I see a forum that his this in action?
I am seriously interested in putting this mod on my forums...

[countach44]

I haven't had anyone test my readme yet, but here (note: you can't register on these forums): http://rook.mine.nu/forum/

[gorn]

[quote author=countach44 link=board=9;threadid=8472;start=0#msg78759 date=1077152258]
I haven't had anyone test my readme yet, but here (note: you can't register on these forums): http://rook.mine.nu/forum/
[/quote]

ah the memories....

[Stuart]

I've seen enough. It's going on my boards when I get a spare second.

[countach44]

Once again, please let me know how well the README gets you through it, if you find something wrong, please let me know. After a couple people try it, I'll throw it on phpBBhacks.com .
Gorn - speaking of memories, did soks tell you what he's planning to do to rook?

[shebang]

[quote author=countach44 link=board=9;threadid=8472;start=0#msg78762 date=1077152949]
Once again, please let me know how well the README gets you through it, if you find something wrong, please let me know. After a couple people try it, I'll throw it on phpBBhacks.com .
Gorn - speaking of memories, did soks tell you what he's planning to do to rook?
[/quote]

It's awesome. I like it but would it be possible just to format it a bit more clearer. I mean I understand all the code and stuff but the

# Comments
and

// Comments could be formatted better. But it is neat!

P.S: Are you going to help with the rook server?

[countach44]

Commenting is my weakness, if you ever look at any of my code you'll notice that. As for rook, soks seems to want to do this alone, so I don't think I'll be doing much, I need to talk to him about it.

[Stuart]

It's a bit confusing for someone who has never installed a phpbb mod, or even played much with sql..

The only tool at my disposal is phpmyadmin, and I haven't yet figured it out. I will though.. I hope..

Maybe you need to newbie-proof the README?

[countach44]

For phpmyadmin, select your database, click on query, and you can run the queries from there.

[Stuart]

Ah. Thanks.