[djnth]

You know, thinking about it you're right. It definitely is nice that users can add their own touches with the code. I still would like to have the option of adding some custom fields because there is some information I would like to make sure that everyone includes and I'm definitely not a PHP coder so going in and adding my own fields would just be asking for trouble.

I would like to have one field be a checkbox asking the user if they are a DJ and then I would like to create a menu item that would take someone to a page that shows a listing of everyone that checked YES to the DJ question. Is this sort of thing possible?

Thanks!!

djnth

Originally Posted by SVTOA

Like Magnus has said, this thing is template driven, so you can set things up how you wish to. Example- if you created some fields that you want the user to fill out for the VBgarage, you can certanly force them to do so. I'm just tinkering with my own version of this hack, and I know a lot of you use the timeslip hack as well, so I thought I'd toss this out. I mean, you could go as far as you want to with this- you could edit my conditional statements to return any number of results based on what they put in these fields.
The way I did this, there aren't any "empty" fields displayed. You could edit this to make it so NOTHING shows up, no box, no message, nothing, unless the user enters timeslip data.
Personally, I like being able to "freeform" UBB code in the text area. Many of my members have made some very cool garages using the free-form setup.
If you wanted to make this act like say "cardomain" you could setup a system where all the info that shows up in the text area is relative to input in custom fields for the garage.