For points everyday copy this code: :VALUE(%notify%).IFEQ(Success).THEN(<div class="blog-form">✅ You have successfully claimed <b>50</b> points gift, come back again tomorrow for more points!</div>); <input type="hidden" name="date" value=":DATE(d);"/> <input type="hidden" name="point" value=":VALUE(%point%).PLUS(50);"/>:VALUE(%var(date)%).IFNE.DATE(d).THEN(<div class="blog-form reward">🎁 Congrats, you've earned <b>50</b> points today.<br/>Keep online everyday, for more points!<br/>Total Points is - <b>%point%</b><br/><br/><button id="gift" type="submit" class="btn"><span>Claim 50 Points</span></button></div>).ELSE(); [br]config: <userid>:VAR(USER_ID);</userid> <set_point>:POST(point);</set_point> <set_var_date>:POST(date);</set_var_date> <type>active</type> <role>:VAR(USER_ROLE).IFNE(Administrator).THEN(#disable#);</role>

That's ok bro, because not everyone is smart and at least I was able to share with others.

Be careful! Keeping the number of points setting on the client side - even in a hidden input - is susceptible to tampering by the user, making it possible for them to define how many points they want to have - for example, I set my points to 999999 on your site.