As per title, AMS is now tracking and storing comment counts (for both internal use and for customization purposes).
The comment count data for each user is stored in a cache field xa_ams_comment_count located in the xf_user table (which means where ever a USER ENTITY is exposed, the cached comment count date for that USER is available.
I've added a new Member Stat that will display on the Notable Members pages. Member Stats can be enabled/disabled (and even edited) via the Member statistics interface in the Admin CP.
Note: I've adjusted the AMS Template Modifications execution order so that AMS Stats display closer to the Message count (as shown below).
Note: AMS data does not display on the Post Bit (neither does XFGM or XFRM data). With that said, its very simple to add addon specific data to the post bit IF that data is stored in the xf_user table.
The comment count data for each user is stored in a cache field xa_ams_comment_count located in the xf_user table (which means where ever a USER ENTITY is exposed, the cached comment count date for that USER is available.
I've added a new Member Stat that will display on the Notable Members pages. Member Stats can be enabled/disabled (and even edited) via the Member statistics interface in the Admin CP.
Note: I've adjusted the AMS Template Modifications execution order so that AMS Stats display closer to the Message count (as shown below).
Note: AMS data does not display on the Post Bit (neither does XFGM or XFRM data). With that said, its very simple to add addon specific data to the post bit IF that data is stored in the xf_user table.
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