BB Code Enhancements - Ultimate Temperature BBCode

This BBcode is so simple to use...
You enter a temperature in celsius, fahrenheit, kelvin, or rankine. And it will convert it to all 4 of thoose measurements.
Exmaple
If you entered 100.1234 for celsius this would be the final result:
[temp=c]100.1234[/temp] displays:
100.1234?C (212.22212?F / 373.2734K / 671.89212?Ra)

[temp=c]###[/temp] ~ Celsius
[temp=f]###[/temp] ~ Fahrenheit
[temp=k]###[/temp] ~ Kelvin
[temp=r]###[/temp] ~ Rankine

Here is the code:

Admin CP > BBCode > New:

Title:

Temperature Conversion

BBCode Tag Name:

temp

Replacement:

<script language="Javascript">

<!--

var option1 = "{option}";

if (option1 == "c" || option1 == "C") {
	
	text1a = "{param}?C (";
	var num2a = ((Math.round((({param}*1.8+32.00)*100)))/100);
	text2a = num2a.toString();
	text3a = "?F / ";
	var num4a = ((Math.round((({param}+273.15)*100)))/100);
	text4a = num4a.toString();
	text5a = "K / ";
	var num6a = ((Math.round((({param}*1.8+491.67)*100)))/100);
	text6a = num6a.toString();
	text7a = "?Ra)";
	document.write(text1a);
	document.write(text2a);
	document.write(text3a);
	document.write(text4a);
	document.write(text5a);
	document.write(text6a);
	document.write(text7a);
	
} else if (option1 == "f" || option1 == "F") {
	
	text1b = "{param}?F (";
	var num2b = ((Math.round(((({param}-32.00)*(5/9))*100)))/100);
	text2b = num2b.toString();
	text3b = "?C / ";
	var num4b = ((Math.round((((({param}-32.00)*(5/9))+273.15)*100)))/100);
	text4b = num4b.toString();
	text5b = "K / ";
	var num6b = ((Math.round((((({param}-32.00)*(5/9))*1.8+491.67)*100)))/100);
	text6b = num6b.toString();
	text7b = "?Ra)";
	document.write(text1b);
	document.write(text2b);
	document.write(text3b);
	document.write(text4b);
	document.write(text5b);
	document.write(text6b);
	document.write(text7b);
	
} else if (option1 == "k" || option1 == "K") {
	
	text1c = "{param}K (";
	var num2c = ((Math.round(((({param}-273.15)*1.8+491.67)*100)))/100);
	text2c = num2c.toString();
	text3c = "?Ra / ";
	var num4c = ((Math.round((({param}-273.15)*100)))/100);
	text4c = num4c.toString();
	text5c = "?C / ";
	var num6c = ((Math.round(((({param}-273.15)*1.8+32.00)*100)))/100);
	text6c = num6c.toString();
	text7c = "?F)";
	document.write(text1c);
	document.write(text2c);
	document.write(text3c);
	document.write(text4c);
	document.write(text5c);
	document.write(text6c);
	document.write(text7c);
	
} else if (option1 == "r" || option1 == "R" || option1 == "Ra" || option1 == "ra" || option1 == "RA" || option1 == "rA") {
	
	text1d = "{param}?Ra (";
	var num2d = ((Math.round((((({param}-491.67)*(5/9))+273.15)*100)))/100);
	text2d = num2d.toString();
	text3d = "K / ";
	var num4d = ((Math.round(((({param}-491.67)*(5/9))*100)))/100);
	text4d = num4d.toString();
	text5d = "?C / ";
	var num6d = ((Math.round((((({param}-491.67)*(5/9))*1.8+32.00)*100)))/100);
	text6d = num6d.toString();
	text7d = "?F)";
	document.write(text1d);
	document.write(text2d);
	document.write(text3d);
	document.write(text4d);
	document.write(text5d);
	document.write(text6d);
	document.write(text7d);
	
}

//-->

</script>

Example:

[temp=c]100[/temp]

Description:

Converts a given temperature in Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, and/or Rankine to the other units of measurement. 

Example (Celsius): 
The final outcome is formatted as:
a?C (b?F / cK / d?Ra)
so, [temp=c]100.1234[/temp] displays:
100.1234?C (212.22212?F / 373.2734K / 671.89212?Ra)

Use {Option}:

Yes.

Leave everything else the same... Enjoy!

[OldSchoolDSL]

More useful / useless code. LOL

Thanks.

Installed
4.1 PL2

edit: This was actually better then I expected. It shows all the temps & does the math for you.

[orange gold]

I just sit around bored all day trying to come up with pointless code that is still really neat hahaha
I had fun making this one!

[OldSchoolDSL]

Originally Posted by orange gold

I just sit around bored all day trying to come up with pointless code that is still really neat hahaha
I had fun making this one!

This one was better then I expected. Converts and reads out all the conversions for you. Nice.

Thought it only added the ?F or ?C symbols. Nope shows them all and does the math for you....

Example;

100?C (212?F / 373.15K / 671.67?Ra)


Edit: If you really want a challenge. Could you please make some mods or tweaks for vBulletin and its Blogs? You'd be surprised to learn that since the release of vBulletin 4 ... Only 1 Mod has been released.

Two most sought after Mods for blogs

1) The power to block individual members from leaving comments in an authors blog
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=256199

2) Add a playlist (example, Mixpod.com) in their blog profile.

[orange gold]

Sorry, I have no clue.. You would probably have to edit a php file somewhere int he blog directory. I don't mess with those though ahah.. Don't want to screw my forum.. :P

[OldSchoolDSL]

Was worth a shot to get someone to look into it.

I'm sure the blocking individual members from commenting on someone's blog, can be tweaked / added through the hook system, as that basically would be along the lines of ignoring someone and there is already a block mod for the forums.

But a php file edit maybe needed for the playlist mod.....

Been trying myself, but its not so easy to code vBulletin as it is phpBB (but what do you expect when they keep releasing new versions).

[Boofo]

I would change this:

*100

to this:

*100, 2

2 decimal places is more than enough for temps.

[Dr.osamA]

insalled

thanxxx

[orange gold]

Thanks Osama! And since you seem to like alot of my BBCode keep your eyes peeled for the next few days.. I'm about to release the ultimate bbcode for math. IT literaly formats everything to look like equations and it's all automated, I've been working on it for about 7 hours now and I'm almost done. HEHE

[COL NIL SATIS]

Originally Posted by orange gold

Thanks Osama! And since you seem to like alot of my BBCode keep your eyes peeled for the next few days.. I'm about to release the ultimate bbcode for math. IT literaly formats everything to look like equations and it's all automated, I've been working on it for about 7 hours now and I'm almost done. HEHE

lol..great stuff man