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Show users 'Position' within the Community in Postbit Legacy
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Couldn't you have done this with a usertitle added to the group?
(In AdminCP) Go to UserGroup - > Usergroup Manager - > (The Group You Wish to Edit) - > Add a Custom Title for all Members of this Group. Wouldn't that be the same? (No edits or anything. A vB default.) |
But when the user changes his/her title then no one will know if they're staff or a member who's got a custom title. It could be done like that but this way a user, or staff member for that matter can't accidently change it.
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this can be done via ranks much easily ... u can use text instead of rank images :)
anyways nice template edits. but if u have 15-20 groups .. you dont want to be writing so many if else statements. |
this is the only way to allow user titles, user ranks, and usergroup id's
to all show on the post bit at the same time. check out my postbit as an example. http://www.dunercentral.com/forums/d...008-drags.html i took it to the next level and added icons for each usergroup. this is great info. yes you can use the rank system, but if you want all titles to show, this is the best way. again, refer to my link for an example. |
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locations of the images that you want to use. Code:
<div class="info"><if condition="($post[displaygroupid]== 6)"> |
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