Hello [username]!

[Andreas]

Hmm .. it should.
You edited the correct index.php (rember there are three of them), right?

[Boofo]

The archive index.php, right?

[Andreas]

Yes. Just tested, does work for me.

[Boofo]

Ok, where exactly did you put it? I did it right after the opening php tag and right before the ending one.

[Andreas]

Above

PHP Code:

// #######################################################################
// ######################## START MAIN SCRIPT ############################
// ####################################################################### 


And above the closing Tag.

[Boofo]

Damn! It still shows the actual [you] tag and not the username in the archive post. I did the edit exactly as you said, too.

[Boofo]

Scratch that last post. It works.

I'm too embarrassed to admit what I did so that will be MY secret (like the thread creationtime?)

[Boofo]

This line is giving me fits:

PHP Code:

 echo str_replace('[username'], $vbulletin->userinfo['username'], $output); 


I am getting an error with it.

EDIT:

I changed it to this and I no longer get any errors.

PHP Code:

 echo str_replace('[username]', $vbulletin->userinfo['username'], $output); 


But it's just not working. I can still see the tag in the past in the archive.

[Andreas]

Yeah, that was a typo
Hmm, don't know why it isn't working for you - works for me.

[Boofo]

Is there another way to do it then? It's got me stumped.