vBulletin 4 Request - Postbit edit 'member name'

[croft]

Im running vbulletin 4.2.2 and need to edit the postbit a tad.

When i add a member to a specific usergroup i would like to be able to add a custom 'tag' infront of the member name. Like clan tag.

In postbit1 image attached is how it looks now.
In postbit2 image is how i want it to look when i have added a member to a specific usergroup.

Is this possible to make happen ?

[Dr.CustUmz]

first thing that popped to my mind
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...highlight=clan

[croft]

That didnt work at all.

Was thinking more of something like <if usergroup 10 [DAB] ellse.......

Or mayby if statements doesnt work on vbulletin 4 ?

[Dave]

Take a look at https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=231525

[croft]

Thanks i will have a look at it

[MarkFL]

You could also do this with a plugin...create a plugin with the "Hook Location" of "postbit_display_complete" with the following "Plugin PHP Code":

PHP Code:

switch($post['displaygroupid'])
{
    case X:
        $tag = '[tagX]';
        break;
    case Y:
        $tag = '[tagY]';
        break;
}

$post['musername'] = $tag . $post['musername']; 


Replace X and Y with the usergroupids of the usergroups you wish to have custom tags and the strings "tagX" and "tagY" with the tag text itself. If you have more than two groups, then simply add cases as needed within the switch block.

I would use an execution order of 0 for the plugin to make sure this gets done before other plugins have a chance to alter the marked up name.

[croft]

This worked great
Is there any hooklocation where the 'TAG' is visible all over the forum and cms ?

Originally Posted by MarkFL

You could also do this with a plugin...create a plugin with the "Hook Location" of "postbit_display_complete" with the following "Plugin PHP Code":

PHP Code:

switch($post['displaygroupid'])
{
    case X:
        $tag = '[tagX]';
        break;
    case Y:
        $tag = '[tagY]';
        break;
}

$post['musername'] = $tag . $post['musername']; 


Replace X and Y with the usergroupids of the usergroups you wish to have custom tags and the strings "tagX" and "tagY" with the tag text itself. If you have more than two groups, then simply add cases as needed within the switch block.

I would use an execution order of 0 for the plugin to make sure this gets done before other plugins have a chance to alter the marked up name.

[MarkFL]

Originally Posted by croft

This worked great
Is there any hooklocation where the 'TAG' is visible all over the forum and cms ?

Okay, if you want it to show up everywhere, try the following approach. Suppose I want the tag "[Admin]" to show up before those whose displaygroupid is 6. And I want this tag to be red.

First, I go to the Usergroup Manager, and edit the HTML markup to give the span element containing the username a classname:

In the "Username HTML Markup" fields, I enter:

Opening tag:

<span class="group6" style="font-weight: bold; color: #FF8000;">

Closing tag:

</span>

Of course, you would use the "style" attributes you want, on my dev site, admins' names are in bold orange. I simply added the class attribute.

Now, we can inject a CSS selector on all pages with the following plugin, hook location "parse_templates":

PHP Code:

$template_hook['headinclude_css'] .= '<style>.group6::before{content: "[Admin] "; color: red;}</style>'; 


Now, everywhere an admin whose displaygroupid is 6 has their marked up username shown, the tag will be present.

[croft]

Now that worked great. Thank you and sorry for all the stupid questions

[MarkFL]

Originally Posted by croft

Now that worked great. Thank you and sorry for all the stupid questions

You're welcome, and please don't think your questions are "stupid"...you stated a legit request, and that's what this forum is for.