FleaBag
12-17-2006, 07:04 PM
So vB has a User Notes system. Most people never even turn it on. I don't blame them... On a seperate page they never get seen.
I need a hack that will allow me to show a user's user notes on the memberinfo template. The amount of them and the link to post one is already there. I don't think getting the rest will be difficult.
Requirements:
Need to be restrictable to X number of notes.
Needs to be able to show username (clickable to profile).
Needs to be able to show the user note.
Needs to be able to restrict the number of characters in a usernote shown on memberinfo.
Needs to be able to show user note author's avatar.
I don't think there's much else that is needed in such a hack... Beggars can't be choosers!
I use vB 3.6.4 so if it worked with that version and above, I'd love you. I realise there is already a hack that has similar effect - but why re-invent the wheel? And why duplicate resources... Relational databasing is all about data redundancy afterall!
I hope someone would be kind enough to take me up on my offer. Even if you can't build something out of nothing, constructive feedback on my idea would be appreciated!
Over & out!
I need a hack that will allow me to show a user's user notes on the memberinfo template. The amount of them and the link to post one is already there. I don't think getting the rest will be difficult.
Requirements:
Need to be restrictable to X number of notes.
Needs to be able to show username (clickable to profile).
Needs to be able to show the user note.
Needs to be able to restrict the number of characters in a usernote shown on memberinfo.
Needs to be able to show user note author's avatar.
I don't think there's much else that is needed in such a hack... Beggars can't be choosers!
I use vB 3.6.4 so if it worked with that version and above, I'd love you. I realise there is already a hack that has similar effect - but why re-invent the wheel? And why duplicate resources... Relational databasing is all about data redundancy afterall!
I hope someone would be kind enough to take me up on my offer. Even if you can't build something out of nothing, constructive feedback on my idea would be appreciated!
Over & out!