Not yet. will think about it. But you can achieve something similar by creating custom user role.

I think if you make the icons/images and names hard-wired you risk them just not being bought/used, or even returned for a refund. Names which would be appropriate for one site may be totally inappropriate for another. Personally, I would let site admins name them as they want ~ which resolves the translation issue ~ and I would just allow admins to insert icons or images, maybe from a nice set that is supplied with the plugin.

Hi Rahul! Can’t wait to see the badges back: you guys are working around the clock! I don’t want to add any extra work or to interfere with current development but I’m already using a badge system for other activities on my site and it would be great to have the same system for everything. It’s called BadgeOS and it’s opensource I believe. You can create your own badges with the name you want and lots of other possibilities like the ones @Dima asked. Plus, it’s compatible with Mozilla Open Badges ! I’m no programmer but I believe it’s just a matter of creating an add-on that basically add Anspress hooks to BadgeOS. This is not only a personal request. BadgeOS is used by quite a few educational websites (I’m an educator) and releasing as Anspress add-on would attract attention to your project. A question & answer system is much better than a regular forum when it comes to education and I’m sure Anspress would benefit from it. 😀

I’m using the following WordPress plugin with my website (Anspress included) and from all i have tried, that is the best IMHO. https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-advertize-it/

1. //$ap->add_action( ‘ap_added_reputation’, $this, ‘ap_added_reputation’, 10, 4 ); It is currently not active, implementing this action would not work without changing AnsPress core. 2. $row = ap_add_meta( $uid, 'reputation', $action_id, $reputation, $type ); if ( $row !== false ) { do_action( 'ap_added_reputation', $uid, $action_id, $reputation, $type, $current_user_id ); } It is called after reputation already added, only thing you could do is subtract just given reputation post-factum. That would pollute history log. (can’t just remove last row with reputation, it’s not thread-safe, unless there’s some big transaction going above it that I don’t know of) 3. In case first two points are fixed, you’d probably use code like this: add_action('ap_added_reputation', 'my_reputation_limit', 10, 5); function my_reputation_limit( $user_id, $action_id, $reputation, $type, $current_user_id ){ limit = 200; $deny_reputation = false; global $wpdb; $query = $wpdb->prepare("SELECT sum(v.apmeta_value) as points FROM ".$wpdb->prefix."ap_meta v WHERE v.apmeta_type='reputation' AND v.apmeta_userid = %d AND v.apmeta_date BETWEEN now() – INTERVAL 1 DAY AND now()", $user_id); $result = $wpdb->get_results($query); if ($result) { $deny_reputation = $result->points > $limit; } return $deny_reputation; } I don’t know php and sql, there must be syntax errors here.

Thank you for AnsPress and I love the idea about badges.   Scholar – (become) 10  Up Votes at one Answer Joker – (become) 10 Down Votes at one Answer Question on demant – (ask) 20 Questions Answer on demant – (give) 20 Answers Nevermind – unfollow a Question Be a Star – one Question got over 100 views Lirarian – use for a Question 3 or more tags Mercenary – follow 5 user   are a few additional ideas. Ofcourse some of them could be upgraded (answer on demant / answer storm (40 answers) etc.)

Still no solution? This seems like such a small fix, yet taking so long?

Autobiographer – Completed Profile Thought Provoker – Question has 5 commentators Commentator – 10 Comments Annotator – 20 Comments Patron – First Vote Up Orator – 15 Up Voted Questions Critic – First Vote Down Skeptic – 18 Down Votes in same category Reviewer – Vote on 10 questions Analyst – Vote on 20 questions Nice Answer – Answer score of 10 or more Expert – Answer score of 25 or more Teacher – 7 Selected Answers Doctor – 12 Selected Answers Wiseman – Selected answer in 15 categories Pundit – 10 Selected Answers in same category Moderator – Flag 1 question or answer Leader – 38 Followers Special – Followed by 2 Leaders Authority – 100 Followers Great Idea – 2 leaders up vote your question – a few i thought were good ideas

I suggest exactly this: http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges This badges was thought of for years, tested on really huge userbase, widely successful. Reinventing a wheel would most probably do no good.

@Cagliostro, there are “is_question()” and some other non-default functions that could help you. I don’t know where to find them other than in source code, Rahul mentions “docs”, but I found no docs.