I need to use a <nobr> command in 1 users name?

[Gutspiller]

Originally posted by Boofo
This time!

I don't fear non-moderators. :bandit:

[Gutspiller]

Originally posted by Erwin
So you want all other names to break into 2 lines, but one name to stay on one line?

Open functions.php.

Find:

PHP Code:

    $post[message]=bbcodeparse($post[pagetext],$forum[forumid],$post[allowsmilie]); 


Underneath, add:

PHP Code:

if ($post[userid]==xx) {
$post[username]="<nobr>$post[postusername]</nobr>";
} 


Replace xx with the userid of the user you want the username to stay on the same line. That should do it.

And by the way... fix up that bad attitude of yours. Boofo and I are trying to help you here.

This doesn't seem to work. I tried it, since I just had the chance to and is what it did was when I changed his name from Giraffe Hunter back to Giraffe }{unter it will show it as just that. But when I make the changes to my functions file and upload it and refresh the page, his name goes back to the name with an "H" instead of "}{".

I don't know why the heck it does that though?

Anybody offer more help?

[Erwin]

You can't use { symbols inside PHP code for a username - it will screw up the PHP code since PHP uses { and } for it's codes.

[Erwin]

Make sure you change xx to the userid as well.

[Gutspiller]

Originally posted by Erwin
Make sure you change xx to the userid as well.

I did change the xx to his user id, but he has always had the }{ in his name and there hasn't been problems before...

If they do cause problems, shouldn't the characters have been blocked when he registered? :surprised:

[Erwin]

What I mean is that you didn't pop his name in the code, right? You only changed the userid, and copied the code straight to functions.php where I said? If so, it should work then. I thought you put that username in the code as well...