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Those who did not input anything on the field, how can they be invisible? |
This did not appear to be compatable with the version of php I'm currently running, I ended up going with RosterMaster standalone (what I wouldn't give for it to be vB integrated.) Ah well, thanks, though, for creating this for the gaming community. We need more mods like this for games other than "that Blizzard one."
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I want to change the filename and variables to "donationlist". If it's possible, how do i accomplish this?
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For Step 3, I would put 'Donation List' in for your text. The .php file refers to the templates, not the other way around. So there shouldn't be any need to change anything else. If you have a problem let me know and I'll look into it some more for you. |
hey nice mod
is their anyway that the data can be organized like form highest player level to the lowest or something like that? |
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Hi, great mod man. really I mean it. Thanks.
But my problem is this: The order that the usergroups show up in. I currently have the following usergroup order: 1. admin ID 6 2. enlisted ID 12 3. officers ID 11 What I need: 1. admin ID 6 2. OFFICERS ID 11 3. enlisted ID 12 I would be fine in leaving it the way it is, but knowing my clan they are gonna want the Officer usegroup listed above the Enlisted guys. Any ideas? Thanks so much Jeff PS: The roster is located at: http://dmclanforum.com/showroster.php |
Jeff, I had the same problem. The groups are organized alphabetically. The way I got around it was renaming the groups a little.
My groups were originally: Guild Leader, Member, Officer, Recruit. I wanted Officer to be second, so I decided to rename it Guild Officer. In your case, I would recommend renaming DM Enlisted to DM Member. Another option would be taking DM off the DM Enlisted. Not sure it will work for you, but that's the best advice I can recommend for that one. Sorry. Please click install. :) |
Jeff, I found an answer for you while playing with some of the code.
This change will allow you to sort the groups by their groupid. Open showroster.php Find: Code:
$t = strtoupper($user['title']); Code:
$t = strtoupper($user['usergroupid']); FYI - Anyone that wants support, you need to click Install. |
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