easyFeedback - How do your users rate your community?
Mod Version: 1.1, by MrNase
This modification is in the archives.
| vB Version: 3.6.0 | Rating:  (2 votes - 5.00 average) |
Installs: 21 |
| Released: 12 Jun 2006 | Last Update: 31 Jul 2006 | Downloads: 59 |
 Not Supported
 DB Changes
Uses Plugins
Additional Files
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Hello there!
I recently stumbled across a nice little script made by Ahmed Farooq
of http://www.iBegin.com
He had the idea to make a small floating layer in which users can easily rate a website. I had a quick look at it and decided to port it to vB3.6b1 (and I'll update it as soon as a new version of vBulletin comes out
)
Here is what it does:
It adds a floating button to the lower right side of your forums which stays there even when you scroll down or up - cool, eh?
When you hover over that button a new layer comes up where you can select a number from 5 to 1 which reflects what you think about the community.
After submitting the layer AND the button removes itself, a cookie saves that you have already gave your feedback and that button will never come up again.
Finally, on you frontpage you have a little message telling your users about the rating:
The design of the popup can easily be changed using the provided CSS file. You can also use your own image as a button. I didn't try it but it should be possible.
Installation:
This one uses the plugin system. It comes as a product which does most of the work for you. However, you still have to edit the templates manually as well as copying 3 files to different folders.
The database manipulation is all done by the product manager. It will even uninstall all changes for you if you don't want to have this Add-on anymore.
Live demo:
See the script working here: http://www.ibegin.com/feedback/feedback-test.html
It works exactly the same as this Add-on.
Important:
As said above, the original script is by Ahmed Farooq
of http://www.iBegin.com but I will try to support the Javascript part of this Add-On as good as I can.
BACKUP:
Don't trust the German guy
- ALWAYS do a BACKUP BEFORE you install an Add-on!
ENJOY!
Version:
07/31/06 - 1.1
+ bugfix
+ uses phrases
1.0 first release
I recently stumbled across a nice little script made by Ahmed Farooq
of http://www.iBegin.com
He had the idea to make a small floating layer in which users can easily rate a website. I had a quick look at it and decided to port it to vB3.6b1 (and I'll update it as soon as a new version of vBulletin comes out
)Here is what it does:
It adds a floating button to the lower right side of your forums which stays there even when you scroll down or up - cool, eh?
When you hover over that button a new layer comes up where you can select a number from 5 to 1 which reflects what you think about the community.
After submitting the layer AND the button removes itself, a cookie saves that you have already gave your feedback and that button will never come up again.
Finally, on you frontpage you have a little message telling your users about the rating:
The design of the popup can easily be changed using the provided CSS file. You can also use your own image as a button. I didn't try it but it should be possible.
Installation:
This one uses the plugin system. It comes as a product which does most of the work for you. However, you still have to edit the templates manually as well as copying 3 files to different folders.
The database manipulation is all done by the product manager. It will even uninstall all changes for you if you don't want to have this Add-on anymore.
Live demo:
See the script working here: http://www.ibegin.com/feedback/feedback-test.html
It works exactly the same as this Add-on.
Important:
As said above, the original script is by Ahmed Farooq
of http://www.iBegin.com but I will try to support the Javascript part of this Add-On as good as I can.
BACKUP:
Don't trust the German guy
- ALWAYS do a BACKUP BEFORE you install an Add-on!ENJOY!
Version:
07/31/06 - 1.1
+ bugfix
+ uses phrases
1.0 first release
Download
This modification is archived, downloads are still allowed.
easyFeedback1.1.zip (8.0 KB, 149 downloads)
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