[BB Code] You - for vB 4.x

[bananalive]

A replacement BB Code for the username of the person viewing the post. You can use either [YOU] or [you] in a post, post title or thread title.

[you] Example: (based upon the username of the person viewing thread being Bob)Hi [you]

Hi Bob
/you Example: (based upon the username of the person viewing thread being Bob)/you is here

* Bob is here
The replacement occurs in the following places:
EDITPOST preview
NEWTHREAD preview
SHOWPOST
SHOWTHREAD
Archive
SEARCHClicked Installed for Notifications of when this modification is updated.

[bananalive]

reserved post

[Pro-eSports.com]

Actually a pretty nice feature. This can be used for the "welcome to the board!" thread for example.
Maybe add permissions for future releases.

[Beermonster]

When you click on new posts it shows [you] in the title and not the users name, can this be changed?

[Pro-eSports.com]

When you click on new posts it shows [you] in the title and not the users name, can this be changed?

I haven't noticed this. Can you show us a screenshot please?

[MandachuvA]

My friend, can you better explain how to install and where to install, cause i have installed your mod and i dont find a place to do the modifications.

[Pro-eSports.com]

My friend, can you better explain how to install and where to install, cause i have installed your mod and i dont find a place to do the modifications.

You need to import the product XML. Then you can use the code [you] in posts and topic titles. There is no button in the editor.

I noticed a little issue with this code. The first time I typed it it worked but when you edit this post and save again it doesn't display the name anymore, instead it just displays the [you] code. How to fix this issue?

Also, for future updates of this mod I would like to see a button for the editor and options to set permissions for the usergroups.

[SpottySocks]

I haven't noticed this. Can you show us a screenshot please?

Same happening here. Using 4.0.2 :) Screenshot attached.

[Radjedef]

awesome! Like it

installed & 5*

[sulasno]

is this Mod working in vBulletin 4.02 ?

[synseal]

Doesnt work for me in vBulletin 4.02

[Miras]

4.0.2 - working in our forum

[War.Frog]

Working with mine too - 4.02 PL4

[Sunka]

Not working in vB 4.0.3

[ZGeek]

Anyway to get this working with the CMS?

[exportforce]

Could you make it just full-global ?

[abqtj]

Same happening here. Using 4.0.2 :) Screenshot attached.

I'm getting that as well.

[tini_lam]

Not working in vB 4.0.3

[Boofo]

And this will have problems if you cache posts at all, too. I did this one way back in 3.6 and never did get it to work 100%.

[LightFatality]

Using 4.0.3 and it is working.

A note about it not showing after you edit or first make the post: refresh the page and it has been working for me.

[sulasno]

anyone using this mod with vB 4.0.7 ?

[midnz]

anyone using this mod with vB 4.0.7 ?

Yes, I installed it on 4.0.7 yesterday. /you doesn't work on my board but [you] does. Searching 'What's New' shows [you] instead of the readers username but it seems to work everywhere else that it is supposed to.

[sulasno]

thanks

installed;

[you] displays at New Forum Posts ; but I can live with it

/you works but has an additional * in front of the name; and colour of /you changes to red on the first post; subsequent posts do not work

when responding to a thread, [you] shows as it is; have to preview before [you] is replaced

[TrigZu]

Could you make a version where the [you] tag only works for X usergroups.

[oly51]

Could you make a version where the [you] tag only works for X usergroups.I used this on April Fools day and it was great! But a couple of members figured it out when BB code showed when they quoted a post in their reply. Is there any way around that? Permissions by usergroup would also be a plus.

[Alan_SP]

You want to use this mod: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=254373

Has many additional features, like usergroups that can use you BBcode, usergroups immune to you BBcode (thes see you as it is), forums to use...

[oly51]

Thanks, Alan. That is just what I need.

[Boofo]

Dom, FYI, str_ireplace is the case-insensitive version of str_replace. You can save some code going that route.

[8thos]

coool