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$Content->vote()

$Content->vote('y');
$Content->vote('n');

Sets the current user's vote on a piece of content. Vote can either be "Y" for yes or "N" for no.

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Dakota Smith said, (302 days ago) Reply

Example please.

Dakota Smith said, (302 days ago) Reply

SET IT GET IT FORGET IT.

But yeah, I'm new to this Internet stuff, so really the whole AJAX part would be nice to learn about to. Like a general "How PeoplePods reads and toggles values with AJAX" with external links would be great.

benbrown said, (301 days ago) Reply

Hey Dakota! I will post a how to on extending the core_api_simple pod in the forum as soon as I get a chance. Thanks for posting your question!

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