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lav0s 12-09-2009 05:19 AM

i'm wondering if you are thinking in convert this mod to vb4, mind if you give me a little hint?

Alucard^ 12-09-2009 08:07 AM

Hi... Nice hack, i have a question... This hack show people that are in Invisibile mode?

Thx and sry for my english.

Paul M 12-09-2009 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alucard^ (Post 1927674)
Hi... Nice hack, i have a question... This hack show people that are in Invisibile mode?

If you have permission to see them.

RedHotChili 12-09-2009 04:57 PM

Awesome!

Brilliant work, Paul! :up:

Thanks so much for your thorough attention to detail!

Enthusiastically installed! :)

RedHotChili 12-09-2009 05:24 PM

Okay, started playing with it now that it's installed, and a few anomalies popped up.

There are some users who have posted in a thread, yet their names are not being displayed as having viewed the thread. Is it because the mod won't display this information accurately on threads prior to the install?

Also, and this is a minor issue, the usernames are being displayed with the inherent html formatting, which in my forum the list can get quite crowded with the larger name display. I believe there's a way to get usernames to display unformatted in the list of who has read thread, as I've done it before elsewhere. Just need to look it up and find the right code for it. But this has really nothing to do with the mod, as this is how names are displayed in VB by default in the "Currently Active Users" in the "What's Going On" table, which I have tweaked on my forum by removing formatting.

Paul M 12-09-2009 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RedHotChili (Post 1927914)
There are some users who have posted in a thread, yet their names are not being displayed as having viewed the thread. Is it because the mod won't display this information accurately on threads prior to the install?

Yep, Im afraid I havent quite worked out time travel yet :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by RedHotChili (Post 1927914)
Also, and this is a minor issue, the usernames are being displayed with the inherent html formatting, which in my forum the list can get quite crowded with the larger name display. I believe there's a way to get usernames to display unformatted in the list of who has read thread, as I've done it before elsewhere. Just need to look it up and find the right code for it. But this has really nothing to do with the mod, as this is how names are displayed in VB by default in the "Currently Active Users" in the "What's Going On" table, which I have tweaked on my forum by removing formatting.

You can edit the template to remove the mark-up.

RedHotChili 12-09-2009 09:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 1927945)
Yep, Im afraid I havent quite worked out time travel yet :)

hehe


Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 1927945)
You can edit the template to remove the mark-up.

Thanks. Will do. :)

RedHotChili 12-10-2009 03:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 1927945)
You can edit the template to remove the mark-up.

Okay, I see I'm gonna need a little help here, as my previous method of stripping away markup won't work here.

This is what I did before:

I edited template forumhome_loggedinuser by replacing:
Code:

$loggedin[musername]
with
Code:

$loggedin[username]

But there is no "musername" in this template, so where do I go to remove the mark-up?

Is it here?
Code:

$threadreader['username'] = "<strong>$vbphrase[wrt_member]</strong>";
Do I just remove the "strong" tag here and possibly elsewhere?

Thanks in advance, Paul.

Paul M 12-10-2009 09:45 AM

Search the templates for $threadreader[opentag] & $threadreader[closetag] and remove them.

RedHotChili 12-10-2009 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 1928205)
Search the templates for $threadreader[opentag] & $threadreader[closetag] and remove them.

Excellent! :up:

Works like a charm!

Thanks Paul. :)


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