Version: 1.00, by JJR512
Developer Last Online: Jun 2006
Version: 2.2.x
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Released: 02-10-2002
Last Update: Never
Installs: 13
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This is a small hack that I wrote several months ago. Originally it was only a template mod, then turned into a hack but remained in the template mods forum at vbulletin.com, so it never made it over here.
Basically, all it does is show both a custom title, selected by the user, and the user's standard title (Junior Member, Member, Moderator, etc.) in posts. It uses a custom profile field that you create through the admin cp to store the custom title.
As I said, it's an older hack by me, and was originally tested on 2.0.3. It still works for me on 2.2.2, though.
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Yeah, now answer my question. How does your Edit Profile page look like if you've got an HTML glow in it that includes "-signs, successfully screwing up the layout is what it does in Explorer.
Hint: In vb3 you won't need to add any hacks to decide if that <br /> should appear or not based on the value of a field...Can't say any more than that
freddie, I've got a tip for vB 3: I don't know exactly what you guys did to make quotes NOT mess up the `input type=text` fields in the Admin Panel when editing a user's stats, but I really would like to see that in a normal user's Edit Profile page as well. :up:
And my god, make :up: (:up:) a default `smilie` in vB 3, every forum that I go to I make a suggestion to the admins to change that into the thumbs-up icon (and :down: for the thumbs-down) and everywhere they go "hey, good one, I'll do that right away!" - much easier to have it be part of the default set, wouldn't you say?
Yes, well, if a user would have a glowing custom title (as is very common on INA and on my board) in a user profile field (instead of as a real custom title, because we're not touching titles themselves on the Couch) it would mess up the Edit Profile page layout because a glow contains " in it, and on the Edit Profile page the user's input is placed as a value inside the text-input-field but it isn't yet htmlspecialchars()'d, so those "s in a glow would make a mess of it.
Originally posted by freddie Hint: In vb3 you won't need to add any hacks to decide if that <br /> should appear or not based on the value of a field...Can't say any more than that
When you put a " in a custom profile field, it is converted to " when the user submits the page. So upon editing the value of " is what is loaded so it doesn't break the field. I still fail to see where any bugs are.
Jakeman : it has nothing to do with the fields, as we said before it is much more powerful than that.
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02-15-2002, 04:53 PM
