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Only thing I can think of offhand would be to create some vB database queries that hit the story tables and save the results as vB variables (all of this in the member page), and then slap the variable into the member page similar to how I've done. The ones under each user's name in each post could be more difficult, depending on how your story site tables link with vB, if at all. Quote:
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I know that this is not really the best place to talk about it, but I was wondering if you might be able to do me a HUGE favour? I'm totally new to the way that vB handles hacks, etc.. If I understand it correctly, there are hooks dotted about within the files, you just choose the most relevent one (say, at a point just before you want the data to display), and insert some code, say a query.. which you can then load into a variable, and have displayed within a template? (I'm probally making it sound really basic, but I think that's how it's meant to work). Seeing as you've taken over the group membership box on the member profile page (which is where I'd probally have my chapter links appear), would you be kind enough to let me know which hook you're using, and some basic tips on how I should go about creating it? Thank you :) |
Hooks are within PHP pages, and the one I used I made and slapped into the XML hook listings page and the PHP file :)
The hook isn't related to the location of the extra profile field's location on the member page though. That's due to the edits made in the member page in the instructions. The hook code gets the specially marked profile fields from the profile field list. The template edits basically just relabel the box and call the list of marked profile fields. The dropdown code is manually created by the forum admin who creates it, as per the instructions. It simply calls the profile fields they want. |
Hi there, thank you for the info... I've actully succeded in my task, I don't know if I've done is the best way it can be done, but so far it appears to be working: http://theice.co.uk/member.php?u=5 (take a look at where the group membership should be).
I've used the hook of member_complete (I did try using member_start, but the $userinfo[userid] variable wasn't available), and as I say, it looks like it's working :) All I need to do now is explore some more of your code and see if I can't borrow what you've done in the postbit ;) Cheers for the help :D |
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I have a problem :-(...
the dropdown list doesn' t excist and i think that there is a mistake with the member info page... at the top it shows me this: Code:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /var/www/vhosts/localhost/subdomains/forum/httpdocs/member.php(625) : eval()'d code on line 1 |
the code shown indicates a typo.
Have you followed all of the instructions for the dropdown? |
I get the same thing - just installed it and my member page does that too.
Double checked I hadn't done a typo :O |
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I have now installed both of these hacks. Its the little things that add so much!
Thank you -CYVOK- |
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