Version: , by Afterburner
Developer Last Online: Oct 2003
Version: 2.2.x
Rating:
Released: 11-04-2001
Last Update: Never
Installs: 124
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Code:
With this hack you have colored usernames of: - Administratoren (ID:6)
- Supermoderatoren (ID:5)
- Moderatoren (ID:7) und
- registred Members (ID:2)
in your Onlinelist on the mainpage.
You have to enable "Highlight Admin" in your CP, if not all is shown like the registrated members (blue)
Orginal settings of this hack:
Administrator: "red"
Supermoderator: "darkred"
Moderator: "green"
Member: "blue"
You can change the color in the Index.php(3) (there is a remark)
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I am also experiancing the problem of one of my moderators staying blue. I changed them to moderator, and it stays blue yet my other mods go to the correct colour. I could not find an answer in ther previous posts and wondered if anyone knew how to fix it???
Originally posted by datatec This is brilliant! Thanks Afterburner
As a newbie, I put it on with ease and it works LOL
I have version 2.2.1
Please, can some one tell me how I would change it to have thus:
Group Admin
Admin
Sup Mod
Mod
Senior Member
member
Newbie
I would be very grateful
Thanks in advance
Know that the 8 stands for the new user group that you want. You can change this to whatever usergroup the Newbie falls into.
You can add the same thing below your additions for any other additions, just change the usergroup #.
You would add this:
PHP Code:
} else if (($loggedin['usergroupid'] == 8) and $highlightadmin) {
$username = "<font color=darkred>$loggedin[username]</font>"; // Color for Newbie
Right before this:
PHP Code:
} else if (($mod["$userid"]) and $highlightadmin) {
$username = "<b><font color=green>$loggedin[username]</font></b>"; // Color for Mod
Then you would add this:
PHP Code:
} else if (($loggedin['usergroupid'] == 8) and $highlightadmin) {
$username = "<font color=darkred>$loggedin[username]</font>"; // Color for Newbie
Right before this:
PHP Code:
} else if (($mod["$userid"]) and $highlightadmin) {
$username = "<b><font color=green>$loggedin[username]</font></b>"; // Color for Mod
Originally posted by mondaynightmike I am also experiancing the problem of one of my moderators staying blue. I changed them to moderator, and it stays blue yet my other mods go to the correct colour. I could not find an answer in ther previous posts and wondered if anyone knew how to fix it???
Yes,
After you change your member to a Moderator you must add them to a particular forum as a moderator for the color to change.
Example:
Find the user in the admin cp. Change them to Moderator.
Then go to Forums & Moderators->Modify->add a moderator.
If you go to onlineusers you will be able to see what usergroup number the usergroup is as it will display in your status bar when you hover over the who's online per usergroup. Then just use that number.