[you] vbcode

<a href="https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38069&highlight=vbcode" target="_blank">Inspired by FireFly's /me vB Code</a>

When reading the /me hack thread I started laughing at the idea of a [you] tag. This isn't much of a hack, but it was fun. Put [you] in the thread and it is replaced by the person's name who is reading the thread. if it is a guest, [you] is simply replace by the word you.

I had to change this to a text file to avoid problems. Should be fine now

[Rose]

*lol* A brilliant mix of the "/me" hack and the "{bbusername}" hack - it sounds.


[high]* Rose installs
[/high]
[you] grins

[Link14716]

This seems to function almost identically to the {bbusername} hack, but still fun nevertheless.

[gameplanetz]

very nice, indeed.

[Vivi Ornitier]

this si good, the bbusername one didn't work on the newer forums for some reason but this does! hella nice!

[Erwin]

Hey! Nice!

[Slynderdale]

Originally posted by Vivi Ornitier
this si good, the bbusername one didn't work on the newer forums for some reason but this does! hella nice!

I had that problem, but I changed it to [bbusername] instead and it works fine.

[Kars10]

Don?t works here!!
First of all, can?t find that line on 2.2.9:

PHP Code:

$bbcode=str_replace("'", "'", $bbcode); 


- i have only this line:

PHP Code:

$bbcode=str_replace("'", "\'", $bbcode); 


- and that line:

PHP Code:

$bbcode=str_replace("\\'", "'", $bbcode); 


The [you] won?t work when i place your code under that lines...

[Kars10]

Ahhh, there is the problem. Your code gets parsed here. My first line looks like " /" , and my second line " //" ...
Please place your instruction in a textfile.

[Steve123]

dont work here..

it just shows [you]