Ok, thanks anyway :)

I've tried a bit of javascript, but it doesn't seem to work? Oh well~

If anyone ever gets some working, let me know :)

I acctually have my own personal sig replaced by the output of a php function. i have fun by adding things like the readers username into my sig, it got alot of members really paranoid until they figured it out :p because its a php file, i can pull any data i want from the vbdb and display it there, things i've thought about doing are having different sigs in different forums i already show different sigs to different users... i've done random images as well... Some great fun can be had with it :p

Carnage-, how did you manage to do that? I could have alot of fun with that. "$bbuserinfo['username'] has been banned!"

That didn't work for me... in_array doesn't work that way in my experience.

Here's how I did it:
Anyway, Great hack, thanks. *thinks of all the evil things he's going to do now*

Ah, you're right. I just realized this the other day too; I'll go change that. Thanks~ ^__^;

just that did it right now

I replace
with this one
and the ending, open bracket "{" is also right ??

Quote code in code brackets, it prevents non licensed users from viewing it.

and the bracket is supposed to be a } unless he has more code and doesn't need to close it yet.

If you're getting an error, try a } instead of a {

now I closed the last bracket } and still get this error
only on the multiple usersgroup, the singel usergrous just work fine

Parse error: parse error in
/usr/www/odb14/domain.com/htdocs/forum/includes/functions_bbcodeparse.php on line 347

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: parse_bbcode2() in
/usr/www/odb14/domain.com/htdocs/forum/includes/functions_bbcodeparse.php on line 299

There should be no {}'s on that line.

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