Suggestion:
On the user page, in the Boards Activity section, it is currently possible to choose to see the numbers for All time, 30 days and 7 days. My suggestion would be to add one more to these three filters. Put the option to be able to choose a period of time.
For example, imagine that I would like to see statistics on my activity between 03/20 and 03/23. I would use that option, to pick those dates and see things in the current Boards Activity style.
Topic: Ninjastic.space - BitcoinTalk Post/Address archive + API - page 8. (Read 16671 times)
I can't 100% say that post 32717 is the OP of topic 2423. Of course, I could do like you said and assume the first post is the OP, but searching that on-the-fly is a bit tricky. Maybe I can pre-index that info for every topic and tag it as "possible the OP, but not sure"... I'll see. 
If I'd have to guess, I'd say it's at least 99.9% accurate. It could indeed be the real OP is missing from your database, or a rare topic split/merge happened. 
As the title of replies start with Re:, you should be able to exclude them with adding -"Re:" to "Post title" field.
dkbit98 should be able to see the topics that have been made by him and include the word "moderator" in the title using this link.
Thank you buddy, you actually found a workaround even Ninja could not! dkbit98 should be able to see the topics that have been made by him and include the word "moderator" in the title using this link.
Your suggestion actually worked out great for what I was looking for, and I even tested it with few other phrases for double confirmation.
If you only want to search the titles, you can use CTRL-F on the forum page Search topics.
This could also work, but for some reason this page is showing weird colors on my dark theme in browser, so it's almost unreadable.It's strange because all other pages on bitcointalk forum are dark except this one.
I have the posts, but I can't 100% say that post 32717 is the OP of topic 2423. Of course, I could do like you said and assume the first post is the OP, but searching that on-the-fly is a bit tricky. Maybe I can pre-index that info for every topic and tag it as "possible the OP, but not sure"... I'll see.
No pressure if you are busy TryNinja. 
I don't which posts are topics before February 2023 (when I started tracking new topics).
But you have the data, right? Take topic 2423 for example: the first post is 32717. Can't you somehow pull this from your database? I can get you a list if you want. How is it possible for me to search specific terms from title of topics I or any other member created?
For example, I want to search the term ''moderator'' but only for topics I created, that means all other topic from other members would be excluded from results.
If you only want to search the titles, you can use CTRL-F on the forum page Search topics.For example, I want to search the term ''moderator'' but only for topics I created, that means all other topic from other members would be excluded from results.
I don't which posts are topics before February 2023 (when I started tracking new topics).
But you have the data, right? Take topic 2423 for example: the first post is 32717. Can't you somehow pull this from your database? I can get you a list if you want. 
For example, I want to search the term ''moderator'' but only for topics I created, that means all other topic from other members would be excluded from results.
Not possible, unfortunately. I don't which posts are topics before February 2023 (when I started tracking new topics).dkbit98 should be able to see the topics that have been made by him and include the word "moderator" in the title using this link.
This method may not be 100% accurate, because the poster can edit the title and remove the Re: from reply's title.
For example, I want to search the term ''moderator'' but only for topics I created, that means all other topic from other members would be excluded from results.
Not possible, unfortunately. I don't which posts are topics before February 2023 (when I started tracking new topics). You could keep ignoring the topics you don't care about until you only have yours left.
Is this what you want to do?
No.Please refrain from answering further, I explained it clearly in my previous post and I specifically asked TryNinja for help.
Thank you.
Hey there TryNinja, I have one question for you.
How is it possible for me to search specific terms from title of topics I or any other member created?
How is it possible for me to search specific terms from title of topics I or any other member created?
Is this what you want to do?
For posts where you use the word "moderator": https://ninjastic.space/search?author=dkbit98&content=moderator
For posts you made in threads whose title has the word "moderator": https://ninjastic.space/search?author=dkbit98&title=moderator
Hey there TryNinja, I have one question for you.
How is it possible for me to search specific terms from title of topics I or any other member created?
For example, I want to search the term ''moderator'' but only for topics I created, that means all other topic from other members would be excluded from results.
Maybe some checkbox or special filtering should be added for this case, unless there is already some workaround I am not aware off.
Any help would be appreaciated.
How is it possible for me to search specific terms from title of topics I or any other member created?
For example, I want to search the term ''moderator'' but only for topics I created, that means all other topic from other members would be excluded from results.
Maybe some checkbox or special filtering should be added for this case, unless there is already some workaround I am not aware off.
Any help would be appreaciated.
Today I noticed something, which perhaps deserves your attention.
In the "Boards Activity" section and choose the 7 days option, I noticed that the value was not increasing, despite making posts.
If I click on the post list, for the same time period, the values are different. For example, for the same period of time, it indicates that I made 54 when I go to check the posts.
https://ninjastic.space/search?after_date=2023-03-11T00%3A00%3A00&author=joker_josue&before_date=2023-03-18T23%3A59%3A59&board=29
Maybe he is not doing some update, or is with a delay in updating. The note remains.
In the "Boards Activity" section and choose the 7 days option, I noticed that the value was not increasing, despite making posts.
If I click on the post list, for the same time period, the values are different. For example, for the same period of time, it indicates that I made 54 when I go to check the posts.
https://ninjastic.space/search?after_date=2023-03-11T00%3A00%3A00&author=joker_josue&before_date=2023-03-18T23%3A59%3A59&board=29
Maybe he is not doing some update, or is with a delay in updating. The note remains.
But today I can't find the "search option" from this nijastic.space.
Please check again.(ctrl+f5 to clear the website cache)
Okay, Sir Problem solved.
Thanks.
But today I can't find the "search option" from this nijastic.space.
I just checked, and got an empty page. After a hard refresh it works again. See above:clear the cache with Ctrl + F5.
Thanks Sir..
But today I can't find the "search option" from this nijastic.space.
Please check again.(ctrl+f5 to clear the website cache)
But today I can't find the "search option" from this nijastic.space.
I just checked, and got an empty page. After a hard refresh it works again. See above:clear the cache with Ctrl + F5.
I've been using Ninjastic.space for a long time to view profiles.
But today I can't find the "search option" from this nijastic.space.
Ninjastic.Space is a work in progress.
Please problem Solution...
But today I can't find the "search option" from this nijastic.space.
Ninjastic.Space is a work in progress.
Please problem Solution...
I tried other topics, but the situation is exactly the same there. 100 posts, and then there is repetition.
Fixed. Make sure you clear the cache with Ctrl + F5.Thanks!
I'm postponing the author-reference idea until I can think more about it. 
In the meanwhile, I've made a tool to scrape all old merits before 2022 (ty @LoyceV for his merit.all.txt) and to catch up if the bot or forum is ever down for a few hours; e.g this is now in the database:
The remaining still missing is related to posts that can not be found anymore (not in the database and can't be scraped because they don't exist anymore). Also, at least one merit tx has a duplicate (date, post_id, amount, sender_uid) from the times when you could double-merit by mistake. Since I treat the combination of those fields as the id of the "transaction", only one was inserted.
In the meanwhile, I've made a tool to scrape all old merits before 2022 (ty @LoyceV for his merit.all.txt) and to catch up if the bot or forum is ever down for a few hours; e.g this is now in the database:
Asking because I spotted some merit (the middle transaction, from ETFbitcoin) that didn't make it into your database:
The remaining still missing is related to posts that can not be found anymore (not in the database and can't be scraped because they don't exist anymore). Also, at least one merit tx has a duplicate (date, post_id, amount, sender_uid) from the times when you could double-merit by mistake. Since I treat the combination of those fields as the id of the "transaction", only one was inserted.
Since this change requires a lot of work and time (especially to update the database entries), I want to know if anyone has anything against the idea
Using ID instead of username is much better, so I have nothing against this idea, unless it messes up with older links.For example if I saved archived post I don't want to see this link being broken after you introduce this changes, so maybe you need to link them somehow.
If this is not the case, than you can go for it
It has helped some to prove that they really are who they claim to be.
In the end, this is the important thing. The community has to protect itself from malicious users. The good users on the other ways, need to manage their privacy footprint anyways.I want to know if anyone has anything against the idea (cc @LoyceV)
No objections here, go for it! In fact, I thought you would use a separate table for userIDs already instead of storing them with each post. The only reason I'm not doing it is because I don't use a database. In hindsight, I should have learned to use databases when I started, but I never expected my little data storage project to get this big. Jump to: