Display Days Registered

Display Days Registered
Because we aren't all mathmaticians.
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This hack will add a new way for displaying how long each member has been registered in their profile; in days.

Modifications
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* 1 file alteration.
* 1 template alteration.

Add-On
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* 1 file alteration.
* 1 template alteration.

The add-on can be found here.

More Information
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Compatibility: This hack will work with vB 2.0.3 and higher.
Install Time: 1-3 Minutes.
Screenshot: Click Here
Download: Instructions are in attachment.

[afterlab]

Xiphoid: I rechecked my member.php file, as well a new install of member.php from v2.2.6 and those 3 lines are easily found within there. Maybe you modifying those 3 lines due to a hack.

Boofo: That's because it rounds everything to the nearest full day -- By seconds, minutes, and hours. If that wasn't there, you would get results like "43.715318 Days".

[Boofo]

Originally posted by afterlab
Boofo: That's because it rounds everything to the nearest full day -- By seconds, minutes, and hours. If that wasn't there, you would get results like "43.715318 Days".

Oh, ok, I see. that makes sense now.

Is there any way to put the actual time the person registered behind the date registered then so it will make more sense to the newbies out there?

[afterlab]

Yeah, i'm working on it. It's my first time using the date() function, so..

[DrkFusion]

Nice, these are very useful thing you are coming out with!
Keep it up

Drk

[ZiRu$]

that is dope!!!!

[Velocd]

Great job

[Velocd]

It looks quite nice in the memberslist also

In memberslist.php, find:

PHP Code:

$userinfo[datejoined]=vbdate($dateformat,$userinfo[joindate]); 


Below add:

PHP Code:

// Display Days Registered
  // By: afterlab

  $regdays = round((time() - $userinfo[joindate]) / 86400); // Days Joined
  if ($regdays < 1) { // Must be registered Today
    $regdays = "1";
    $daydays = "Day";
  }
  if ($regdays == 1) {
    $daydays = "Day";
  } else {
    $daydays = "Days";
  } 


In template memberlistbit, find:

<normalfont>$userinfo[datejoined]</normalfont>

Replace it with:

<normalfont>$userinfo[datejoined]</normalfont> <smallfont>($regdays $daydays)</smallfont>

Here's a pic:

[afterlab]

Good job, looks cool. I'll add a link to your post in the first post for this hack.

[Schorsch]

works fine so far, thank you, but I have a question:

how can I change the word "days" into german "Tage" ?

cu
Schorsch

[afterlab]

Ah, quite easily. Search for this:

    $daydays = "Days";

Replace it with this:

    $daydays = "Tage";

You should also make this German too -- Find this (2 instances, find both):

    $daydays = "Day";

Replace both instances with this:

    $daydays = "Tag";

Enjoy.