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Styles displayed by day of the week (beta testing)
Ok, i just finished this bit of code up, havent even tested it due to some computer tourble :cry:
What dose this do? With this hack installed it is possible to set a certain style to display a certain day. For example: Sunday ='s style id 1 Monday ='s style id 2 ..... Saturday ='s style id 7 If you still dont get it, dont install this hack (well wait for the final ;) ) This hack also adds new options to the vBulletin options page of the admin cp. These options are: Allow users to use custom style? Turn style by day of the week on/off Set the style id for sunday/monday/tuesday/etc. Remember, THIS IS A UNTESTED BETA!, make sure you back up! :) happy hacking, and if you lick the install button make sure you clean it off ;) |
:laugh: Nice idea for a hack, would work well if I had enough styles! :D
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Awesome idea Loo :)
- miSt |
Awesome idea :D
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Beta 2 will be released sometime tonight. Beta 2 will have a nice admin cp interface (styles listed in drop down), use the vbdate function insted of the php date function, and attempt to base the style on the users time offset/start of the week. Insted of relaying on the server time.
Also a few edits to member.php will be added, basicly they will remove the option to pick a style when 'allow users to use custom styles' is truned off. |
BTW, thanks all. has anyone tested this as of yet?. if so how did it go for you? :0
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