Any1?

Why is a hack needed for this? A simple user rank will do the same and is built right into vB!?!

The built-in user rank system is fine, but what if you want to add a token image to postbit/postbit_legacy to specifically identify a certain type of user/usergroup?

Example. I use this hack to add postbit_legacy images to specific secondary usergroups (article writers and contributors in my forum). This identifies those group members "in addition to" any ranking system I have employed. It is a simple and very effective hack IMO. In addition, I use this hack to identify user #1 with a special 'Site Owner' image too.

Basicly all this is is a conditional, and one that could be considerably better.

<if condition="is_member_of($post, X)">

Where X is your usergroupid, it will check both their primary and secondary groups agasint this. Some people need to learn to use conditionals.

This is a template modification, not a hack.

Sorry Zachery, no offense was intended, just a simple phraseology error.

Installed but one thing... anyone know how to remove the User Title for a certain user group? I added this image under the user name but want to be able to remove the user title and how this in its place.

Anyone know how to do this?

SVT

Hello, I posted this in my POSTBIT section of my site, right after the suggested point. 21 Represents my group called Contributor and the image is loaded into the correct location. I have my test member's primary group as Contrbutor, and their secondary group as registered. But I am not seeing the image...

<!-- Site Supporter Code -->
<br /><if condition="$post[usergroupid] == 21"><img src="images/misc/supporter.gif"></if>
<!-- / Site Supporter Code -->

And suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

HA got it, thanks anyway....

actually I do have a question.. I have this working when my Site Contributors group is the Primary group. Now can I leave that set up the way it is, but also incorporate the fix for haveing this work as a secondary group? So I can have it work both ways?