Gender In Postbit

The updated version of this release.

What's the difference?
Better placement of the information, it looked very odd after a few amendments in the old version.

How do I install?
Download the attached zip and follow the enclosed instructions.

Instructions for languages which do not use letters A-Z will be coming soon.

Screenshots attached, just in case you like to see before you start.

[abo naif]

Great hack ... thank you

[neoxi]

thank you Kerry-Anne

[Nowy]

Hi All!

Kerry-Anne big thanks for the hack.

Anyone now how display gender just after user title in the same line?

[Roxie]

Originally Posted by Dotara

Hi,

I've installed it but it's not showing up the image for the Gender and the Gender fonts color is black instead of Grey. I want it Grey as my other fonts are Grey like Join Date, Posts, Status.

I've attached an image, please check and hope I'll get solution for it.

Originally Posted by pericolosogr

Hello,
i have both choices male & female written in greek so i followed all the steps...and in the end i renamed the .gif for both male and female so that they will be matching the filed options...
but the is no image in the gander field?
is there something else i need to change?

Originally Posted by Imbellis

It?s not working ...

I have followed the instruction step by step. There are no male or female gifs displayed, the only change I can see is the text "Male" in my profile.

I?ve changed the postbit template, postbit_legacy template and the memberlist_resultsbit template. The gifs are in the /images/misc archive.

???????

Peter

Make sure your gif files match the option names.

If you give options Male/Female, the gifs should be named Male.gif/Female.gif
If you give options male/female, the gifs should be named male.gif/female.gif

[Stefano Virgill]

Installed!
Works great.
Rated Excellent

Thanks for sharing :up:

Greetings

Steve

[Stefano Virgill]

Hi guys,
I've just made an hack.
in the same way as described in the install instructions I added a new Phrase called computer and text Computer.
Then I've created a field that has exactly the same checks but the options are mac and pc.
Then I've created the icons that I attache to this post.
Finally copy and paste:

</br>
<if condition="$userinfo[fieldx]"><div class="smallfont">$vbphrase[gender]<img src="$stylevar[imgdir_misc]/$userinfo[fieldx].gif" alt="$userinfo[fieldx]" /></div></if>

in your postbit after the cod of the original mod.

Hope you enjoy it

Bye

Steve

[Fireproof]

Funky weird problem.

I "installed" this mod per the instructions and it worked great for me (using IE). Then users reported that they were seeing the wrong postbit information with the wrong posts. In otherwords, the username/avatar would be one person, but the post content would be a different person.

I finally figured out that it was only screwed up when viewing the site through Firefox. IE displayed everything correctly.

I removed the template edit, and refreshed the screen in firefox - and everything was fixed.

Here's my template edit. Any clues?

<!-- GENDER DISPLAY ----------->
<if condition="$post[field14]"><div class="postdata">$vbphrase[gender]: <img src="$stylevar[imgdir_misc]/$post[field14].gif" alt="$post[field14]" /></div></if>
<!-- /GENDER DISPLAY ------------>

[LiftNw8]

I installed this today, followed all the directions and I am not getting the post bit to display at all in my browser. What could the problem possibly be? I think this was asked by another user of it as well. I have this installed on my talknepa.com forum.

[haytham]

me too. Installed, did the template modifications but no choices come up in the "edit profile"

[haytham]

Originally Posted by Kerry-Anne

You set the field to not editable by user which is why it is not showing up. Change this to YES and it will appear for editing.

That's where I went wrong. Thanks. All done.