Individual Username HTML Markup
 

/*================================================= =====================*\
|| # -------------- USER SPECIFIC USERNAME HTML MARKUP -------------- # ||
|| # ---------------------- CREATED BY OPSERTY----------------------- # ||
|| # This modification may not be redistributed without prior consent # ||
\*================================================ ======================*/

What does this modification do?
This modification allows users to specify their 'own' HTMLwhich surrounds their username. It is similar to that which is used for the Usergroup HTML Markup, however this modification is more restrictive. (Note: Markup is only applied in cases where the Usergroup Markup is typically applied).

Features:

• Users can choose:
  • Italics
  • Bold
  • SmallCaps
  • Text Decoration
    • Underline
    • Overline
    • StrikeThrough
  • Font Color
  • Background Color
  • Font Family/Face
• Admins can choose to:
  • Global Enable/Disable
  • Ban Certain Users
  • Ban Certain Font Colors
  • Enable/Disable each Option globally
  • Enable/Disable each Option Per Usergroup
  • Choose whether User HTML Markup overrides Usergroup HTML Markup

To install:

1. Upload Files
   • Upload functions_op_user_html_markup.php to the '/includes/' directory of your forum
   • Upload bitfield_op_user_html_markup.xml to the '/includes/xml/' directory of your forum
2. Import Product
   • Import the product as normal through the AdminCP. AdminCP > Plugins & Products > Manage Products
3. Accessing Product
   • To use this product the user can find the options listed on the UserCP > Edit Options page.

Troubleshooting & Common Problems

• If you forget to upload the files before importing the product, simply upload the files and then visit the AdminCP > Usergroups > Usergroup Manager page. (This is required to rebuild the bitfield cache after uploading a file). This only needs to be done if you do not upload the files before the import.

Modification History

• 09/07/08
  • Version: 1.0.1
  • Type: Bug Fix
  • Fixed bugs: #1 #2 #3 #4
  • Added current username markup example to Edit Options Page
• 05/07/08
  • Version: 1.0
  • Type: Initial Release

Clicks installed! Thank you. One minor proplem with it, when using Italics, the name hangs over the background on the right. Other then that, looks great!

Thanks. That is more of a browser problem but I'll see if I can figure out a way of getting around it.

Thanks! It's no biggie, either way I'll still use this!

# Upload Files

* Upload functions_opserty_prefix_ugps.php


Your instructions do not match the downloaded files. No such file in the download.

I figured it out anyway .. just thought you would want to know.

Installed..
Thanks

Thanks

~ Corrected in modification post. Will be updated in README in next release.

will this show up on the last post column on forum home?

It is only applied where the Usergroup Markup is usually shown (as it modifies that function).

It is Possible To More Fonts

Like Joint HandWring (Monotype corsiva)

And One more Request

We Can Enlarge Font Size

sorry Poor English

regards
Ram

Could you create a similar script which let the users change font/color etc in their usertitle? ;) Basically a script that let the users use BBCode in their usertitles and where you can enable/disable it on a usergroup basis.

Edit in AdminCP > vBulletin Options > vBulletin Options > Opserty: User Specific Username HTML Markup > Font Options

Add:

This would require something different as well as editing existing vBulletin fields, I currently have no plans to create such a modification.

Does it works for 3.6.x?

Thanks, I've been waiting ages for this.

I have tested in on 3.6.8 the functionality is there, however the colour picker in the UserCP does not function (as its based on the 3.7 clientscript).

If you can go without the colour picker then yes it does work (note: its only made to accept hex color codes).

Is there an option to set this for specific usergroups?

The 2nd screenshot is from the usergroup permissions page. So yes. ;)

Aight. Thanks anyway. ;)

I get this error when I go to my edit option in my usercp

Warning: require_once([path]/includes/functions_op_user_html_markup.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in [path]/profile.php(1799) : eval()'d code on line 1

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/rawtalen/public_html/forum/includes/functions_op_user_html_markup.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/rawtalen/public_html/forum/profile.php(1799) : eval()'d code on line 1

I tried it out but my users were not able to use multiple instances of it, like if they chose bold and a yellow name it would only show a color change not the bold.

You haven't uploaded the functions_op_user_html_markup.php file (or you've uploaded it to the incorrect directory). Sorry I wrote the wrong file name in the README file see the first post for corrected instructions.

I haven't had any such problems, what version of vBulletin are you running? (Can you provide a link to your board? Either by PM or post it here)

is it possible to make the name everywhere shines red/blue ......?
in "forumhome", in "who is online", in "visited last 24 hours"

thx :)

Quote:

Markup is only applied in cases where the Usergroup Markup is typically applied.

You have to find a modification that enables usergroup markup in the places you want, then this code will be applied automatically (dependant on settings).

I've done everything you ask and it still hasnt fixed this. This has mess up my ALL my usergroups in my adminCP. I need to get this fix

PM'd

Hey this dude is good ppl man. Was on top of everything. Even went out of his way and fix it for me.

**Installed**

thankyou!

just tagged, nice job Opserty ;)

Thanks KURTZ :)

Update for the two bugs posted in post #2 should be here in a few days.

Wonderful and really great Hack, Opserty :) Finally someone who is using Bitfield Permissions where they belongs to, instead of placing those in vB Settings like other hacks!!! Installed and Nominated :up:

Tip: Maybe another good way is to place those Settings into the "Customize Profile" instead of "Edit Options" UserCP. Just an idea of course ;)

I tried to set for the admin in user cp\options.

Usergroup settings for admin is allowed all for this markup except for italic font.

When try to change the text decoration to 1 of the available options, such as strikethrough and save, the text decoration go back to : use default.

Is this normal ? because the admin username is not strikethrough :D

Good hack though :up:

There are no template hooks there, as such it would require a template edit. (Hence I opted to stick it in the Edit Options template, to avoid forcing people to make a template edit.

I will look into, maybe I have made a small error somewhere. ;)

I have the same problem :/

OMG THANKS! I originally requested this, you rock man! :D

Can this appear in the header for where users are logged in? Eg:

Welcome NegativeSmoke

but show my name in colors?

Also, can you add a BORDER option? So you can have a solid, dashed or dotted border around your name? and it doesn't show up in the online list, It should....

Try following this topic it should show up then:Username HTML Markup in Navbar

I'll consider it for future releases once I have fixed any bugs

Will be looked into. Edit: Seems to work fine for me.

The link you posted doesn't work, and I use version 3.7.2 Patch Level 2, could that have something to do with it? Can i see a working preview of the mod?

This is very odd...and I would really like the border option, thanks. :D

Oops sorry: Username HTML Markup in Navbar

Oh you're right, I was getting mixed up between the Members List and the Online list. I'll take a look and see what is going on.

(Border option may not be added for a while - till I fix bugs at least)

Okay and when that comes could you also add it so it shows in:

forum display (forumdisplay.php) and last post info? (Forum Home)

Thanks alot. :)