Age in profile

[Boofo]

Is there a way to take the age from the postbit and have it show up in a member's profile?

[Andreas]

Mainly just a Copy&Paste Job

Hook: member_complete

PHP Code:

$curyear = vbdate('Y', TIMENOW, false, false);
$curmonth = vbdate('n', TIMENOW, false, false);
$curday = vbdate('j', TIMENOW, false, false);

$date = explode('-', $userinfo['birthday']);
if ($curyear > $date[2] AND $date[2] != '0000')
{
    $userinfo['age'] = $curyear - $date[2];
    if ($curmonth < $date[0] OR ($curmonth == $date[0] AND $curday < $date[1]))
    {
        $userinfo['age']--;
    }
    
    if ($userinfo['age'] >= 101)
    {
        unset($userinfo['age']);
    }
} 


[Boofo]

I tried do it this way but couldn't get it to show up. I was using the wrong variables in my code.

How do I get it to only show if you have it turned on for the postbit?

[Andreas]

Wrap it in

PHP Code:

if ($vbulletin->options['postelements'] & 1)
{
} 


Btw.: Above Code is untested, but should work.

[Boofo]

I just tried the member_complete code you posted and it doesn't show up in the profile either.

What has replaced this in 3.5?

$gotage

[Andreas]

I just tried the member_complete code you posted and it doesn't show up in the profile either.

You did place $userinfo[age] in Template MEMBERINFO, right?

$gotage doesn't appear in any vBulletin 3.0 Files?

[Boofo]

Yessir, I did.

Here's the code from the class_postbit.php that I converted earlier (to what you almost have in youe code) and it didn't work either.

It looks like they are using $this->cache['age'] in place of $gotage now.

PHP Code:

   // Generate Age
  if ($this->registry->options['postelements'] & POST_SHOW_AGE)
  {
   if (!$this->cache['year'])
   {
    $this->cache['year'] = vbdate('Y', TIMENOW, false, false);
    $this->cache['month'] = vbdate('n', TIMENOW, false, false);
    $this->cache['day'] = vbdate('j', TIMENOW, false, false);
   }
   if (empty($this->cache['age'][$this->post['userid']]))
   {
    $date = explode('-', $this->post['birthday']);
    if ($this->cache['year'] > $date[2] AND $date[2] != '0000')
    {
     $this->post['age'] = $this->cache['year'] - $date[2];
     if ($this->cache['month'] < $date[0] OR ($this->cache['month'] == $date[0] AND $this->cache['day'] < $date[1]))
     {
      $this->post['age']--;
     }
     if ($this->post['age'] < 101)
     {
      $this->cache['age'][$this->post['userid']] = $this->post['age'];
     }
     else
     {
      unset($this->post['age']);
     }
    }
   }
   else
   {
    $this->post['age'] = $this->cache['age'][$this->post['userid']];
   }
  } 


[Andreas]

OK ... time to check the Code (although I don't see why it should not work).

[Boofo]

You got me on this one, Kirby. I have been trying to get it to show in the profile for 2 days now.

[Andreas]

Naargh. Well, the Code is correct - but the Data it relies on isn't

$userinfo['birthday'] is already formatted at this point. But in member_start it isn't yet defined ...

So:

Hook: fetch_userinfo

PHP Code:

if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'member')
{
    $user['realbirthday'] = $user['birthday'];
} 


Hook: member_complete

PHP Code:

$curyear = vbdate('Y', TIMENOW, false, false);
$curmonth = vbdate('n', TIMENOW, false, false);
$curday = vbdate('j', TIMENOW, false, false);

$date = explode('-', $userinfo['realbirthday']);
if ($curyear > $date[2] AND $date[2] != '0000')
{
    $userinfo['age'] = $curyear - $date[2];
    if ($curmonth < $date[0] OR ($curmonth == $date[0] AND $curday < $date[1]))
    {
        $userinfo['age']--;
    }
    
    if ($userinfo['age'] >= 101)
    {
        unset($userinfo['age']);
    }
} 


10 minutes ... hmm. Too long
I am getting old - or tired.