Version: 1.00, by Kinneas
Developer Last Online: Mar 2012
Category: Add-On Releases -
Version: 3.7.0
Rating:
Released: 05-09-2008
Last Update: 05-19-2008
Installs: 248
Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
Re-useable Code Translations
No support by the author.
Credit goes to EnIgMa1234 for the original mod. Although he said no credit is needed, I still feel obliged to point it out :P
What does it do?
This is quite a simple mod I use which automatically changes the standard "Welcome, <Username>" phrase to "Good Morning/Afernoon/Evening, <Username>" depending on the time of day.
Installation/Upgrade Instructions
1. Import the Product. (Allow overwrite if upgrading)
2. You're done!
And finally, this is my first attempt at a release here, so go easy on me! I welcome any constructive criticizm of suggestions on how to improve this
Version History
0.05 - Initial Release
0.06 - Now compatible with Paul M's Display Unread Posts and New Reputation Comments mod.
0.08 - Updated to work with iBProArcade. Also no longer uses Javascript so will work on browsers with it disabled.
1.00 - Updated, now replaces the Phrase instead of template, allowing auto-replace to function even if the Welcome message is in a template other than navbar (Eg, header)
Known Issues
Because it goes off Server Time, this mod might not always be accurate for people in different time zones from the server. Unfortunately this isn't something I can fix.
You can manually insert this by finding the phrase $vbphrase[welcome_x_link_y] and replacing it with $vbphrase[welcome_timegreeting]. This might however cause Mods like Paul M's Display Unread Posts and New Reputation Comments mod and others similar to it to stop working, reason below.
Quote:
Originally Posted by LisaJH
its not working with my unread posts and rep's? any idea why?
Not sure, but I believe that mod works by finding the phrase $vbphrase[welcome_x_link_y] - If you manually edited it in a similar way to described above that may be why, If not I'm not sure as the method my mod does to try and avoid this is to set $vbphrase[welcome_x_link_y] as $vbphrase[welcome_timegreeting]. It worked fine for me and I tested it on styles with the Welcome message in both navbar and header.
It may be worth trying the same solution as was posted on Boofo's Ultimate Navbar: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....0&postcount=33
Except you'd be replacing it with $vbphrase[welcome_timegreeting] instead of $vbphrase['ung_greeting']
Quote:
Originally Posted by HxC
I like the idea, nice job with it. I installed it on my forum, but it only works on the Default vBulletin skin. On all my other skins it doesn't show.
As above, when I tested it it worked fine on skins with it in the navbar and header template. If you're not running 3.7 or some of your skins are out of date it probably won't work either, as prior to 3.7 the Welcome phrase was [welcome_x] not [welcome_x_link_y]. If that's the case you could probably make it work with a manual template edit like the one described above, except replace [welcome_x] instead.