Gender Hack for vB 2.2.0

This is basically the same as the Gender Hack for the earlier version, but made to work with 2.2.0. This is all my coding, but was not originally my idea. There are three new images that I made for this, and I may make alternate ones for those because they're kinda blah. Anyway, hope you like it.

Enjoy!

[Bro_Joey_Gowdy]

Its working now, thanks for the help

[Boofo]

Great! Enjoy!

[Mystislav]

Damn... I'm doing it on 2.2.6 and there is'nt even a

### Go to Templates -> Modify -> [expand list] -> User Info Display Templates [expand] -> getinfo

... what do I do now?

[Boofo]

Yes you do have a getinfo template.

Originally posted by Mystislav
Damn... I'm doing it on 2.2.6 and there is'nt even a

### Go to Templates -> Modify -> [expand list] -> User Info Display Templates [expand] -> getinfo

... what do I do now?

[Martin64]

[high]* Martin64 clicks install
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[high]* Martin64 thinks with great hacks such as this one there's no need to create my own ones
[/high]
[high]* Martin64 looks at own gender hack and laughs.
[/high]

Thanks, nicely done.

[FlyingDutchman]

THANKS MAN! this hack is GREAT!!! works perfect with vb 2.2.6...

I've added another variable, $gendername which will say, instead of the image, either Undisclosed, Female or Male...
I'll post it here immediatly for anyone who wants it: ()

instead of putting this:

PHP Code:

                if ($post[gender] == "0") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src="images/questionmark.gif" border="0">";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "1") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src="images/female.gif" border="0">";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "2") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src="images/male.gif" border="0">";
} 


into the 3 files (memberlist.php, member.php, admin/functions.php), insert this:

PHP Code:

                if ($post[gender] == "0") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src="images/questionmark.gif" border="0">";
                        $gendername = "Undisclosed";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "1") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src="images/female.gif" border="0">";
                        $gendername = "Female";
                } elseif ($post[gender] == "2") {
                        $genderimage = "&nbsp;<img src="images/male.gif" border="0">";
                        $gendername = "Male";
                } 


now, just put $gendername in any template you wish to insert the gender's name...

example, in postbit template, search for:

PHP Code:

<smallfont>$post[usertitle]</smallfont><br>
    $post[avatar]<p>
    <smallfont> 


immediatly AFTER that, add:

PHP Code:

Gender: $gendername [$genderimage]<br> 


you'll see the user's gender now, just above the 'Registered: registration date here' part...

[Schorsch]

thanks!! great hack

[Schorsch]

you can't change the gender in the admin cp for the user!

how can I change that ?

Thanks,
Schorsch

[assassingod]

Help! Im using 2.2.7, and there doesnt seem to be this code in showthread:

PHP Code:

    if ($post['receivepm'] and $enablepms==1) {
      eval("\$post[pmlink] = "".gettemplate("postbit_sendpm")."";");
    } else {
      $post[pmlink] = "";
    } 


Or this code:

PHP Code:

    $post[profile]="";
    $post[email]="";
    $post[useremail]="";
    $post[icqicon]="";
    $post[aimicon]="";
    $post[yahooicon]="";
    $post[homepage]="";
    $post[findposts]="";
    $post[signature]="";
    $onlinestatus=""; 


Anyonegot any ideas??

[Boofo]

I have this hack installed and I can change it under the user options in the admin cp just fine. Do you show a setting for it there?

Originally posted by Schorsch
you can't change the gender in the admin cp for the user!

how can I change that ?


Thanks,
Schorsch