By Appie on Wednesday, 19 October 2016
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Is it possible to give a user fixed points.
So set a number and this won't be more or less whatever happens..?

Thanks,

Appie
Hey there,

Unfortunately we do not have this feature to given fixed amount of points in current system.

I have some ideas but I am not sure is it this is what you want :

1. Hard coded the fix point from the user profile page from the code file and disable all the point rules from backend > Easysocial > points

2. Disable all the point rules from backend > Easysocial > points, then only enable this point rules "User registers on the site" (command is user.registration), then set the fixed point inside this point rule, once the new member register into your site, they will only get this fix point 1 time only.
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Thursday, 20 October 2016 11:59
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Hey there,

Do you mean when the user registered on your site, you would like to system to give new members fixed points?

Then whatever they comment, post new story, like and etc will not affect their current fixed points?
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Wednesday, 19 October 2016 10:49
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Arlex yes something like that, I want the super users on the site given a fixed amount of points. And whatever they do it just stays the same.
If this is possible of course.

Appie
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Wednesday, 19 October 2016 23:17
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Alex,
Thanks for thinking along with me, But if it cant be done no worries I like the points system so I leave it as it is.
Maybe in the near future it will be possible to give a user fixed points

Thanks again,

Appie
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Thursday, 20 October 2016 23:20
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You're welcome

But it would be best if you can submit a feature request regarding this in our voice page -> http://stackideas.com/voices/easysocial , so everyone else could vote for it, the more people request on this, and we will priority consider it.
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Friday, 21 October 2016 00:27
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