[tbones]

How can I sort the top users by the number of their submitted stories in descending order?

[chuckroast]

Change the link top users so it points to topusers.php?sortby=1 instead of topusers.php

You can make the change in your header.tpl file

[tbones]

Version 9.5 actually uses $URL_topusers that I´ve substituted with $my_base_url/topusers.php?sortby=1 --> doesn´t work

I´ve tried the full path but then the path is crippled to domain.com/topusers.phpsortby

<a href='http://www.domain.com/topusers.php?sortby=1'> {#PLIGG_Visual_Top_Users#}</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;

[betagirl]

Originally Posted by tbones

Version 9.5 actually uses $URL_topusers that I´ve substituted with $my_base_url/topusers.php?sortby=1 --> doesn´t work

I´ve tried the full path but then the path is crippled to domain.com/topusers.phpsortby

<a href='http://www.domain.com/topusers.php?sortby=1'> {#PLIGG_Visual_Top_Users#}</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;

This is working for me (though I'm using 9.6 - but I don't think this file changed) -

<a href="{$my_base_url}{$my_pligg_base}/topusers.php?sortby=6">

Have you tried using double quotes instead of single quotes? (fyi - '6' is sorting it by karma for me)

[tbones]

Originally Posted by betagirl

<a href="{$my_base_url}{$my_pligg_base}/topusers.php?sortby=6">

Have you tried using double quotes instead of single quotes? (fyi - '6' is sorting it by karma for me)

It works also with v9.5 and sortby=1, thank you.

But - all the users without a submission don´t show up anymore. Take the example of someone who already wrote an comment but hasn´t submitted anything so far. He/she isn´t on the initial list but will show up if you click on the comments column. That´s a bug.

Edit: I guess a conditional "where comments>0 or submitted>0" could solve the problem

[P1mpPanther]

@tbones - thanks for confirming that bug. Was noticing some odd behavior when sorting

[tbones]

I´ve noticed that users with the same amount of comments/posts etc. are sorted in a random order. What has to be changed to order those alphabetically?

[helmeloh]

Thank you, that was helpful for me, now I got ordered Top users (;-)

[tbones]

So I assume this problem has gone with the newer versions. :-)

[druslan]

Originally Posted by tbones

So I assume this problem has gone with the newer versions. :-)

No, the problem remains, but it looks more like a misunderstanding created by the language file. Instead of "Top Users" could be used "Registered users" or "All users"

Pligg 9.9.0 (yget template) has

PHP Code:

<a href='{$URL_topusers}'> {#PLIGG_Visual_Top_Users#}</a> &nbsp;&nbsp; 


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