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Ramsesx: Sorry, missed your post. It's just a modification of how profile fields are presented and edited, but their properties haven't changed, In otherwords, I didn't hack that part. I have been thinking about that, unfortunately I can see lots of ways to abuse it, so I'm not going to hack profile permissions just yet. Search the forums though, maybe someone else already did. |
Ok big thanks for your answers. I haven't understand.
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Great addon... thanks for getting this out! I just wish this could be done without code hacks... hah!
If you're having trouble showing the custom fields on user's profiles try doing this as well: in member.php find PHP Code:
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Update: didn't get a chance to work on update of other hack this weekend, mondo busy @ work. I'm gonna like that next paycheck though :)
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Hi!
i am very interested in your modification! i am runnning a software testing forum at www.elite-squad.net. Its about the free HTPC software Media Portal. Our members are reporting bugs in the forum, therefor they have to use a system specification template in their posts. they have to post it every time when they start a new bugreport. thats realy borthering me as admin. ::example Bug Report:: it would be realy realy great if you could change your mod a bit to fit your needs. adding the system specs in the usercp is great! when posting a reply or starting a new thread a option to add the system specs would realy help us! but it has to be added as text of the message! if the systemspecification would change after i have posted a bugreport the information would get useless. Or would it be possible that this user specific hardware setup appears automatically when starting a new topic in a specific forum? This is the template we are using. Windows Version: your windows version incl. service packs CPU Type: manufacturer and speed Memory: amount and type Motherboard Chipset: manufacturer and model Video Card: manufacturer and model Video Card Driver: driver version you used for testing Video Render Type: VMR9 or Overlay Video Codec Type & Version: video codec you used for testing Audio Codec Type & Version: audio codec you used for testing TV Card: type of TV card, manufacturer and model TV Card Type: software / hardware / DVB TV Card Driver: driver version you used for testing Satelite/CableTV Provider: i.e. Astra 19.2?E |
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and for hardware or software help forums it would be nice too as an option to include system spec at top of the postings. :classic: |
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Pretty sure it's doable. A conditional trigger could flip the postbit area where you make posts from a blank one to one with the PC specs (as of that posting). |
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Check out www.houseofhelp.com if you want to see the post spec dropdown in action. BTW Avalon, u know about www.htpcnews.com ? Great HTPC site. |
2.0.2
Nothing to worry about, just removed some code from the instructions that's for my other hack! Here's the snippet I removed: Code:
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