Profile Wall for DataLife Engine

Millennials, this plugin is for you. If you want to reminisce about the 2000s, remember the good old wall like it used to be on VKontakte, where you wrote to friends, left music, pictures, emoticons, and short messages — this module creates a similar atmosphere on your site.

But the module is not only for those who miss the old internet. Regular users will also find it convenient: you can quickly write a message, upload a photo, add a track, insert a video, react, reply in comments, or view the latest microblog posts.

What the module can do

Users can publish regular text posts, add photos with thumbnails, attach music, embed videos from popular services, create polls and photo polls, use GIFs via Giphy, DLE emoticons, colored posts, hashtags, and mentions of other users.

For each post, reactions, comments, comment replies, comment likes and dislikes, complaints, post pinning, and notifications are available. If someone writes on the wall, reacts, or replies in comments — the user can receive a notification, including via DLE private messages.

Main functionality

• personal wall in each user's profile;
• microblog with all wall posts;
• list of popular hashtags;
• notifications page;
• publishing text, photos, music, videos, GIFs, and polls;
• support for YouTube, Vimeo, VK, OK, Rutube, Facebook;
• uploading photos and music via a beautiful drag-and-drop form;
• photo thumbnails;
• opening photos using standard DLE tools;
• built-in DLE player for music and video;
• Giphy with popular GIFs and live search;
• emoticons;
• colored posts with the ability to create custom variants;
• support for #hashtags;
• support for @mentions;
• reactions to posts;
• comment likes and dislikes;
• threaded comments;
• regular and anonymous polls;
• displaying the list of voters in a poll if the poll is not anonymous;
• complaints on posts;
• pinning and unpinning posts;
• push notifications;
• notifications via DLE private messages;
• individual wall privacy settings;
• ability to allow or disallow guest posts;
• restrictions by user groups;
• daily post limit;
• prohibition of editing comments after a set time;
• infinite scroll loading of posts;