Mini Mods - Calendar Active Members Time Cut-Off hack

If you want your calendar to adhere to the Active Members Time Cut-Off and the Show birthdays for active users only Active Members option. Modify the following files

modify your /forum/includes/functions_calendar.php as follows:
find

PHP Code:

function cache_birthdays($weekly = 0)
{
    global $doublemonth, $vbulletin, $calendarinfo, $doublemonth1, $doublemonth2;

    $birthday = array(); 


add the following directly below it

PHP Code:

    // calendar hack to limit birthdays to active users pulled directly from functions_databuild.php
    if ($vbulletin->options['activememberdays'] > 0 AND ($vbulletin->options['activememberoptions'] & 1))
    {
        $datecut = TIMENOW - (intval($vbulletin->options['activememberdays']) * 86400);
        $activitycut = "AND lastactivity >= $datecut";
    }
    else
    {
        $activitycut = '';
    } 


Then add

PHP Code:

$activitycut 


to the end of the following 2 SQL statements

before:

PHP Code:

        if (!$weekly)
        { // cache birthdays for a single month
            $birthdays = $vbulletin->db->query_read_slave("
                SELECT birthday, username, userid, showbirthday
                FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user
                WHERE birthday LIKE '$doublemonth-%' AND
                    usergroupid IN ($ids) AND
                    showbirthday IN (2, 3)
            ");
        }
        else
        { // cache for two months!
            $birthdays = $vbulletin->db->query_read_slave("
                SELECT birthday, username, userid, showbirthday
                FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user
                WHERE (birthday LIKE '$doublemonth1-%' OR
                    birthday LIKE '$doublemonth2-%') AND
                    usergroupid IN ($ids) AND
                    showbirthday IN (2,3)
            ");
        } 


after:

PHP Code:

        if (!$weekly)
        { // cache birthdays for a single month
            $birthdays = $vbulletin->db->query_read_slave("
                SELECT birthday, username, userid, showbirthday
                FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user
                WHERE birthday LIKE '$doublemonth-%' AND
                    usergroupid IN ($ids) AND
                    showbirthday IN (2, 3)
                    $activitycut
            ");
        }
        else
        { // cache for two months!
            $birthdays = $vbulletin->db->query_read_slave("
                SELECT birthday, username, userid, showbirthday
                FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user
                WHERE (birthday LIKE '$doublemonth1-%' OR
                    birthday LIKE '$doublemonth2-%') AND
                    usergroupid IN ($ids) AND
                    showbirthday IN (2,3)
                    $activitycut
            ");
        } 


Then modify your /forum/calendar.php as follows:
find

PHP Code:

        // set date range for events to cache.
        $eventrange = array('frommonth' => $month, 'fromyear' => $year, 'nextmonth' => $month, 'nextyear' => $year);

        // cache events for this month only.
        $eventcache = cache_events($eventrange); 


add the following directly below it

PHP Code:

        // calendar hack to limit birthdays to active users pulled directly from functions_databuild.php
        if ($vbulletin->options['activememberdays'] > 0 AND ($vbulletin->options['activememberoptions'] & 1))
        {
            $datecut = TIMENOW - (intval($vbulletin->options['activememberdays']) * 86400);
            $activitycut = "AND lastactivity >= $datecut";
        }
        else
        {
            $activitycut = '';
        } 


Then add

PHP Code:

$activitycut 


To the following SQL statement
before:

PHP Code:

        if ($calendarinfo['showbirthdays'])
        {  // Load the birthdays for today

            foreach($vbulletin->usergroupcache AS $usergroupid => $usergroup)
            {
                if ($usergroup['genericoptions'] & $vbulletin->bf_ugp_genericoptions['showbirthday'])
                {
                    $ids .= ",$usergroupid";
                }
            }

            $comma = '';
            $birthday = $db->query_read_slave("
                SELECT birthday, username, userid, showbirthday
                FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user
                WHERE birthday LIKE '$doublemonth-$doubleday-%' AND
                    usergroupid IN (0$ids) AND
                    showbirthday IN (2,3)
            "); 


after:

PHP Code:

        if ($calendarinfo['showbirthdays'])
        {  // Load the birthdays for today

            foreach($vbulletin->usergroupcache AS $usergroupid => $usergroup)
            {
                if ($usergroup['genericoptions'] & $vbulletin->bf_ugp_genericoptions['showbirthday'])
                {
                    $ids .= ",$usergroupid";
                }
            }

            $comma = '';
            $birthday = $db->query_read_slave("
                SELECT birthday, username, userid, showbirthday
                FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user
                WHERE birthday LIKE '$doublemonth-$doubleday-%' AND
                    usergroupid IN (0$ids) AND
                    showbirthday IN (2,3)
                    $activitycut
            "); 


I did not write this code, I swiped it from functions_databuild.php, but I thought it might be useful to someone

[Fynnon]

If you want your calendar to adhere to the Active Members Time Cut-Off and the Show birthdays for active users only Active Members option

What, i don`t really understand what you`re saying in that phrase, lol !?
This mod will show me in memberlist who is celebrating his birthday ?

Its interesting, good mod, too bad it has to have template edits cause everytime you update vB and the template with it you need to do this edit again and if you have like 20 mods like this...

I always wanted to to have a better memberlist to see more about users, like their COUNTRY and other stuff ! 10x

[PlickBadger]

The Forum Home Page options (Active Members Time Cut-Off and the Show birthdays for active users only) in the AdminCP limit the birthdays shown on the home page to users that have been active within certain amount of days.

This hack makes the Calendar do the same thing.

[ntduyphuong]

Use the option in vBulletin Options is much safer

[PlickBadger]

That's the whole point. The option in Vbulletin doesn't work for the calendar, only the home page