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Array[username] / bruins bruins is the $normalanswer 1 so that works fine. |
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$bbuserinfo = $vbulletin->userifo; now, you can use $bbuserinfo[usergroup] |
sorry about being a noob but you have me lost on this...
$bbuserinfo = $vbulletin->userinfo; <<-- is already in the main script area of the form but in your last post you are now saying use $bbuserinfo[usergroup] and Im not sure why.... This is the code I have tried and the result: $bbuserinfo <<---- results in a blank post title $vbulletin->userinfo <<-- results in Array[username] your post was confusing as what to add and to where. |
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noob question, would this work with ver 3.5.0 or would i need to upgrade to 3.5.2 to use this hack?
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great looking plugin.
one question: is it possible to insert the form submitted by the user into a specific forum DEPENDING on what drop down box option is selected? Example: 1. I have 3 forums: Canada, America & Mexico 2. The user selects 'America' from the drop down box. 3. The user's post is posted in the 'America' forum. I hope that make sense. Is this possible? Thanks eric |
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