End-User Options - Individual Username HTML Markup

/*================================================= =====================*\
|| # -------------- USER SPECIFIC USERNAME HTML MARKUP -------------- # ||
|| # ---------------------- CREATED BY OPSERTY----------------------- # ||
|| # This modification may not be redistributed without prior consent # ||
\*================================================ ======================*/

What does this modification do?
This modification allows users to specify their 'own' HTMLwhich surrounds their username. It is similar to that which is used for the Usergroup HTML Markup, however this modification is more restrictive. (Note: Markup is only applied in cases where the Usergroup Markup is typically applied).

Features:

• Users can choose:
  • Italics
  • Bold
  • SmallCaps
  • Text Decoration
    • Underline
    • Overline
    • StrikeThrough
  • Font Color
  • Background Color
  • Font Family/Face
• Admins can choose to:
  • Global Enable/Disable
  • Ban Certain Users
  • Ban Certain Font Colors
  • Enable/Disable each Option globally
  • Enable/Disable each Option Per Usergroup
  • Choose whether User HTML Markup overrides Usergroup HTML Markup

To install:

1. Upload Files
   • Upload functions_op_user_html_markup.php to the '/includes/' directory of your forum
   • Upload bitfield_op_user_html_markup.xml to the '/includes/xml/' directory of your forum
2. Import Product
   • Import the product as normal through the AdminCP. AdminCP > Plugins & Products > Manage Products
3. Accessing Product
   • To use this product the user can find the options listed on the UserCP > Edit Options page.

Troubleshooting & Common Problems

• If you forget to upload the files before importing the product, simply upload the files and then visit the AdminCP > Usergroups > Usergroup Manager page. (This is required to rebuild the bitfield cache after uploading a file). This only needs to be done if you do not upload the files before the import.

Modification History

• 09/07/08
  • Version: 1.0.1
  • Type: Bug Fix
  • Fixed bugs: #1 #2 #3 #4
  • Added current username markup example to Edit Options Page
• 05/07/08
  • Version: 1.0
  • Type: Initial Release

(Please post suggestions for addition HTML/CSS tags and I will consider them for future releases)

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[xXLeighXx2008]

I don't have the defualt usercp, so I dont have the link

What is the link the page so I can add it manually?

[DarkGizmo]

Originally Posted by xXLeighXx2008

I don't have the defualt usercp, so I dont have the link

What is the link the page so I can add it manually?

It's under edit options.

[xXLeighXx2008]

This is what im saying, I dont have the default navbar, usercp or forumhome. I am using a totally custom code..
I just need a link so I can add a manual link =]

[Opserty]

This is what im saying, I dont have the default navbar, usercp or forumhome. I am using a totally custom code..
I just need a link so I can add a manual link =]

Why don't you create a new default vBulletin style and get it from there?

Well not just online.php, but on the forum index too, where the online list is included. It shows for you on these things, but only when you're logged in. Anybody else can only see the markup on your profile or your posts.

I've tested this with being a guest and viewing the "Who's Online" page and I can see the markup just fine?

- Online.php (viewing online.php) This was fixed last time I checked
- Forumdisplay.php (Who's viewing forum/thread There isn't an efficient way of doing this as there are no query hooks, therefore a query would be required to fetch every peice of markup
-Thread starter & last poster in forum display Not a place where usergroup markup is shown by default so it won't be done yet.
- Last poster on forum index. Same as above

[Opserty]

A quick fix for the strikethrough:

1. AdminCP > Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager > Find the Plugin Titled: "Opserty: (6) Apply Markup"
2. Click the Title or click on [Edit]
3. In the "PHP Code:" text box. Find:
   
   PHP Code:

   $user['musername'] = str_replace('{OP_USERNAME}', $username, $user['op_markup']); 

4. Replace it with:
   
   PHP Code:

   $user['musername'] = str_replace(array('{OP_USERNAME}', 'strikethrough'), array($username, 'line-through'), $user['op_markup']); 

5. Hit Save.

[xXLeighXx2008]

Originally Posted by Opserty

Why don't you create a new default vBulletin style and get it from there?

What's the point of me creating a new style that im not going to use for 1 link?
Someone must know what the link to the page is.

As you created the mod, I am posting it in the mod thread.

[DarkGizmo]

Op: Yes it works on online.php, but you only see YOUR colors at the following url:
http://zeroboards.net/forums/online.php

You see everyone's on the INDEX, but not at that uRL, that URL only shows YOURS, the others are seen as the group-defined markup (in usergroups)

[Opserty]

Originally Posted by xXLeighXx2008

What's the point of me creating a new style that im not going to use for 1 link?
Someone must know what the link to the page is.

As you created the mod, I am posting it in the mod thread.

I prefer to let people figure it out for themselves, rather then spoon feeding them the answer. :P

Creating a New Style will take you just a few seconds in the AdminCP, you can work it out in just a few minutes. You don't even need to do that... you could even get it from another page. User CP > Edit Options is the page it is on. Now figure out the rest.

Op: Yes it works on online.php, but you only see YOUR colors at the following url:
http://zeroboards.net/forums/online.php

You see everyone's on the INDEX, but not at that uRL, that URL only shows YOURS, the others are seen as the group-defined markup (in usergroups)

Yes I browsed the page as guest (so its not me...) and the username still has the markup, unless I maybe have file edits I haven't removed. I'll have another look when I get a chance.

[DarkGizmo]

No, i'm talking about other staff members who can use the mod, not regular users....

[xXLeighXx2008]

Originally Posted by Opserty

I prefer to let people figure it out for themselves, rather then spoon feeding them the answer. :P

Creating a New Style will take you just a few seconds in the AdminCP, you can work it out in just a few minutes. You don't even need to do that... you could even get it from another page. User CP > Edit Options is the page it is on. Now figure out the rest.

In all fairness, I don't believe you are supporting your mod as coders do. Its a simple question about YOUR mod. I dont have time to be doing this and that.

Not installed, due to POOR SUPPORT