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Bug in Reputation System plugin

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Apr 10, 2017 · 8:51 pm · Edited

Hi,

I recently installed the Reputation System plugin https://simple-press.com/documentation/codex/plugins/our-plugins/available-plugins/plugin-reputation-system/

It states two new permissions will be created that need to be activated, but despite the plugin being activated and options configured, these two permissions have not been created in the permission set. Is there a bug in the plugin that is causing this issues?

Thanks

Natali

“There are two (2) new permissions added to the permission sets due to this plugin that must be set up.

  • “Can use reputation to rate other users”
  • “Can get reputation from other users” “

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MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
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Member since Dec 2006
19,448 posts
Apr 10, 2017 · 9:09 pm

No known issues with the plugin… fair number of users using it… and just tested that it installs properly…

assume after activation you went to forum – permissions – manage permissions and check the sets there for the new permissions (would be off by default)…  note, they would be found in the “viewing” section of each permission set…

suggest uninstalling the reputation and then reactivating… if still an issue, check your system error log for any clues…

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
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Member since Nov 2008
16,437 posts
Apr 11, 2017 · 4:13 am

Probably one of those very odd glitches that are basically inexplicable … glad that did the trick.

AR Arnel
Arnel
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Member since Dec 2017
28 posts
Dec 10, 2020 · 12:03 am

I’m having the same issue now. Reinstalling did not fix it. I’m using the Modern 2020 theme and Reputation System 2.3.0

AR Arnel
Arnel
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Member since Dec 2017
28 posts
Dec 10, 2020 · 12:09 am

In the error log, I got this:

sp-view-class-spctopiclist.php
line: 339
function: select
error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘) ORDER BY topic_id, post_id’ at line 2

SELECT wp4d_sfposts.topic_id, wp4d_sfposts.post_id, post_index, post_date, guest_name, wp4d_sfposts.user_id, display_name, (post_count-(control_index-1)) AS new_post_count FROM wp4d_sfposts JOIN wp4d_sftopics ON wp4d_sfposts.topic_id = wp4d_sftopics.topic_id LEFT JOIN wp4d_sfmembers ON wp4d_sfmembers.user_id = wp4d_sfposts.user_id WHERE wp4d_sfposts.post_id IN () ORDER BY topic_id, post_id