I just noticed...

[gregfindley]

Originally Posted by rjs_essex

I'm sure there is a script in vBulletin that allows you to list all of the members on the site and then you can order the list by post count... I think Admin may have disabled it though?... Over to Admin...

Originally Posted by mat

Not that its really needed.... but alot of forums has a viewable member list that you can sort by date joined, post count etc.

Yep you can sort members by post count using the members list, which is usually found at ../members/list/ but AD has that switched off currently, I've always wondered why it's off?

[dtm]

You could use something really simple like:

PHP Code:

<ul>
<?

$query = "SELECT * FROM `user` ORDER BY `posts` DESC LIMIT 10";
$result = mysql_query($query);

$position = 1;

while($top10_user = mysql_fetch_array($result)){
    echo "<li>".$position." - ".$top10_user['username']." - ".$top10_user['posts']."</li>";
    $position++;
}
?>
</ul>

On a seperate page or somewhere in a page template.

[Edwin]

Originally Posted by gregfindley

Yep you can sort members by post count using the members list, which is usually found at ../members/list/ but AD has that switched off currently, I've always wondered why it's off?

Probably to prevent spammers PM-harassing active posters. At least, that's one of the reason I've seen other forums turn it off.