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ShadowTech

07-11-2001 11:05 PM

I have tried searching this forum for the answer.. but have come up empty.. so I am sorry if this has already been asked.

I am trying to get the date and time to show under the "Thread Starter" column in the threads listing.. but I cannot figure out the right variable to display the thread creation date and the creation time. Would this be pulled from the original post in the thread or what?

I have tried looking thru all the vB templates and cannot seem to find anything like $thread[postdate] $thread[posttime] .. I hope someone understands what I am trying to do and can help me.

Thanks.

fury	09-22-2001 08:58 AM

I'd like to know this too.

Admin

09-22-2001 09:07 AM

In forumdisplay.php add this code:

PHP Code:


		
			
      $thread[startdate]=vbdate($dateformat,$thread[dateline]);

      $thread[starttime]=vbdate($timeformat,$thread[dateline]);

right before

PHP Code:


		
			
      $thread[lastreplydate]=vbdate($dateformat,$thread[lastpost]);

      $thread[lastreplytime]=vbdate($timeformat,$thread[lastpost]);

Now you should be able to use $thread[startdate] and $thread[starttime] in the templates.

fury	09-22-2001 08:38 PM

There are two instances of the code you said to find. Add before both instances?

fury	09-22-2001 08:52 PM

Nevermind, I added it before both instances and it works great

Thanks :)

Admin

09-23-2001 09:07 AM

Sorry about that. :o One is for the open threads, and the second is for the closed.

hacker

10-03-2001 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FireFly
In forumdisplay.php add this code:

PHP Code:

$thread[startdate]=vbdate($dateformat,$thread[dateline]); $thread[starttime]=vbdate($timeformat,$thread[dateline]);

right before

PHP Code:

$thread[lastreplydate]=vbdate($dateformat,$thread[lastpost]); $thread[lastreplytime]=vbdate($timeformat,$thread[lastpost]);

Now you should be able to use $thread[startdate] and $thread[starttime] in the templates.

Could you show me which template and where to place the code?

Admin

10-03-2001 12:59 PM

In the forumdisplaybit template, or any of the templates used inside it.

ShadowTech

03-20-2002 09:37 AM

hate to bring this back up.. but this doesn't appear to work on 2.2.4 .. what would need changed in order for it to work on the new build?

Muellmann

08-19-2006 01:26 PM

I tried all but cannot make it. I have 3.60. I found in the forumdisplay.php not this code mentioned above. Maybe any other File is needed to be edited with 3.60? Any Help would be much appreciated!

Snatch

08-21-2006 07:22 AM

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First, jo must creat a new "Plugin"

Plugin Attitudes:
Produkt - vBulletin
(Hook) - threadbit_process
Titel - your choise
PHP-Code:

PHP Code:


		
			
if ($thread['dateline'])

{

    $thread['creationdate'] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['dateformat'], $thread['dateline'], true);

    $thread['creationtime'] = vbdate($vbulletin->options['timeformat'], $thread['dateline']);

}

else

{

    $thread['creationdate'] = '';

    $thread['creationtime'] = '';

}

Than save the Plugin.

Now search in template "threadbit":

Code:

<if condition="$show['guestuser']">

                                $thread[postusername]

                        <else />

Below add:

Code:

<span style="cursor:pointer" onclick="window.open('member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$thread[postuserid]', '_self')">Von $thread[postusername] : $thread[creationdate] um $thread[creationtime] Uhr</span>

                        </if>

                </div>

GreeTz
Snatch

chetcarson

08-30-2006 03:26 PM

Snatch thats great.

Big Thanks!

Using 3.6.0

I added the plugin as you indicated, however in the threadbit template I found this code already exists:

Code:

<span style="cursor:pointer" onclick="window.open('member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$thread[postuserid]', '_self')">$thread[postusername]</span>

Adding $thread[creationdate] and $thread[creationtime] after the closing span is all that was needed there.

It looks like this:

Code:

<span style="cursor:pointer" onclick="window.open('member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$thread[postuserid]', '_self')">$thread[postusername]</span> $thread[creationdate] $thread[creationtime]

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