Time Greeting (Good Morning / Afternoon / Evening, Username)
 

Credit goes to EnIgMa1234 for the original mod. Although he said no credit is needed, I still feel obliged to point it out :P

What does it do?

This is quite a simple mod I use which automatically changes the standard "Welcome, <Username>" phrase to "Good Morning/Afernoon/Evening, <Username>" depending on the time of day.

Installation/Upgrade Instructions

1. Import the Product. (Allow overwrite if upgrading)
2. You're done!






And finally, this is my first attempt at a release here, so go easy on me! I welcome any constructive criticizm of suggestions on how to improve this :)

Version History

0.05 - Initial Release
0.06 - Now compatible with Paul M's Display Unread Posts and New Reputation Comments mod.
0.08 - Updated to work with iBProArcade. Also no longer uses Javascript so will work on browsers with it disabled.
1.00 - Updated, now replaces the Phrase instead of template, allowing auto-replace to function even if the Welcome message is in a template other than navbar (Eg, header)

Known Issues

Because it goes off Server Time, this mod might not always be accurate for people in different time zones from the server. Unfortunately this isn't something I can fix.

Translations

Russian Translation by BANDiT600.

whats the difference between your mod and this mod located here
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=172507

besides the obvious fact that the one im talking about is alot more detailed and has a few extra features?

I guess the extra features like you said.

The main difference is probably that mine doesn't need any extra edits or modifications to be made once you've installed it. That mod looks pretty cool too though :)

very good hacks thanks

installed, thanks a lot.

Does not work in arcade for some reason...

Awesome and easy install thanks heaps

Bloody marvelous! Installed!

very nice.....

thanks.
Installed.

Only problem with this is that it doesn't seem to respect a user's timezone setting....so you can end up with "Good Morning" in the evening, etc.