dscottangle

I think that would work perfectly, and in a drop-down it certainly wouldn’t feel over done.

You’re always on the ball…

Thanks Dude,

Scott

You are a total star!!! Thanks for everything… well… regarding NextGen Voting… :~)

Thanks Shaun,

I can get it to happen fairly consistently. However, you may be perfectly correct with it being a local dev issue.

To recreate, ‘all’ I need to do is:

1. Open a few different galleries in separate tabs
2. Vote on several images on the first tab
3. Move to second tab and vote on several images
4. Repeat above step until all opened tabs have been gone through

Okay, I was able to get the site working with FF again by clearing out the Recent History, but obviously this isn’t something I want to happen with my users. (i.e. read: what have I done wrong to cause this mess?) :~)

Happy Times…

Thanks Mike, I like how you’re expanding the ‘perceptive scope’ – sorry, I just couldn’t think how else to word it :~P – by suggesting ways it might work.

Using karma points would work for some things, but for others it would need to be more specific, e.g. a member who has submitted 20 original and ‘suitable’ photos to the community gallery may earn a promotion to Photographer, with the same authority to self-publish (at least with regards to images) as the Author role. Of course this type of promotion could only be awarded based on a specific type of activity.

Perhaps there’s scope here for an A4WP (nod to Mike) add-on to act as intermediary between A4WP and a user-role plugin (e.g. Membership+, etc…), so that when an achievement is triggered, by award or event, it will check to see if the users role needs to be added to|amended.

I fully accept that this might be an unreasonable feature expectation, but I’m a concepts guy, so it’s in my remit to stretch, push and challenge.

However, I think adding this kind of functionality – i.e. automatically adjusting the scope of a users role based upon their actual activity – has huge potential for enhancing a dynamic, community based website.

This could even be further extended with the possible future feature of users|members being able to award each other ‘helping’ points (or, whatever) and possibly elevating someone to a Moderator role by community consensus – for example.

Just thoughts I’m throwing out into the ether, but with a sense of hope as well.

Later,

Scott

This is all I’ve been able to find – I really hope it’s helpful…

Found at StackExchange

Concept

// NOTE: Of course change 3 to the appropriate user ID
$u = new WP_User( 3 );

// Remove role
$u->remove_role( 'subscriber' );

// Add role
$u->add_role( 'editor' );

Example Usage

$blogusers = get_users('&role=student');

foreach ($blogusers as $user) {

    $thisYear = date('Y-7');
    $gradYear = date(get_the_author_meta( 'graduation_year', $user->ID ).'-7');

    if($gradYear < $thisYear) {
        $u = new WP_User( $user->ID );
        // Remove role
        $u->remove_role( 'student' );

        // Add role
        $u->add_role( 'adult' );
    }
}

Again, this comes from people who know far more about it than I.

– Scott

As a Thesis 2 user, and HUGE fan of The Event Calendar, all I can say is THANK YOU.

I really look forward to your 3.0 release…

I’ve found the same issue and it appears to be in the ubermenu.php from the ubermenu plugin…

You might find this article intersting. It’s not about juquery specifically, but I think it realates…