I have it working for the most part.
When you break it down, the connection system can be loosely interpreted as a two way favorites system.
By turning off some features and limiting one plans access to the tab via cb-subs. and then going through the language files and changing the terminology.
It can be crudely modded into a single sided favorites system.
"I add you but you dont know it"
I think I am understanding the Mutual Consent concept, just still unclear on why when it is turned off, the "add as friend" button disappears...why would it matter? I dont need the favorites tab to be viewed by anyone other than the profile owner.
The request button should stay visible for both settings, I dont believe mutual consent should have any bearing on whether or not a user can request a friend.
Thats why I though maybe my core menu coding was wrong...maybe it required a different command.
BTW, is there a complete list of these anywhere?
Leaving it on can be worked around, I think the only problem is when you are in the manage connections tab you still see the little clock timer next to each connection.
This will always be there since the other user has no way to confirm this connection.
I have the system set not to notify, the tab hidden and the cblogin mod set not to notify of pending connections.
but even this icon could be replaced with a green check mark to identify it as a "confirmed connection"
You would have to modify the tool tip text as well.
Its not clickable so either replace and re-purpose it it or comment it out.
I have been mocking this concept up and playing around with it for a few hours, trying to access it from different plans and whatnot.
Everything seems good except for the mutual consent toggle turning off the "add as friend" button.
Its not really a "Got to have it or I'll just die" function, but if I dont use it then the entire friendship system goes unused..why waste it?..a little modification here and there and I can add it as another item on the site's feature list.
Post edited by: jakobe75, at: 2010/11/15 22:07