[you] hack

[djnoz]

In case anyone asks, to make it work for [ you ] instead, replace the appropriate line with this:

PHP Code:

    $replacementvars['/\[you\]/i'] = $bbuserinfo['username']; 


[fly]

Thanks guys!!!

I know I may be getting picky now but...

In the vB2 version I had, the [you] code was left in the reply. This made it easy to see if someone typed really your name, or used the [you] code. In this version, the [you] code is replaced w/ my name in the reply. Anyway to keep the [you] in there when replying instead?

Did that even make sense? Previously, when hitting reply, one could see if a person was really talking to you or using the [you] code.

[djnoz]

If you wanted to do this, it would require removal of the original [ you ] hack and modifications to the bbcodeparse php file. However, the you hack would no longer work in thread titles if you did this. If you want people to know the difference, you could try formatting... eg:

$replacementvars['/\[you\]/i'] = "<i>$bbuserinfo['username']</i>";

or something

BTW, NTLDR, thanks for sharing. It was quite a fun prank =)

[Link14716]

Originally Posted by flypaper

Thanks guys!!!

I know I may be getting picky now but...

In the vB2 version I had, the [you] code was left in the reply. This made it easy to see if someone typed really your name, or used the [you] code. In this version, the [you] code is replaced w/ my name in the reply. Anyway to keep the [you] in there when replying instead?

Did that even make sense? Previously, when hitting reply, one could see if a person was really talking to you or using the [you] code.

Try this.
Find:

PHP Code:

    $replacementvars['/{bbusername}/i'] = $bbuserinfo['username']; 


Replace with:

PHP Code:

    if (THIS_SCRIPT != "editpost") {
        $replacementvars['/{bbusername}/i'] = $bbuserinfo['username']; 
    } 


EDIT: I just tested it and it works perfectly.

[fly]

Link: I don't think that worked, but it may be because I can't explain it.

Is it possible that when someone quotes another person, they see the [you] in the quote instead of their own name?

EDIT: and it looks like it only works in the thread title once. When I post a thread, my name is in the title. Other users only see my name too.

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by assassingod

Try using:

PHP Code:

    // !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    // ! MicroStats Hack for vB 3.0 Gamma By: Apoco !
    // !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    function process_replacement_vars($newtext, $sendheader = 1)
    {
    // parses replacement vars
    global $DB_site, $vboptions, $style, $stylevar, $newpmmsg, $_SERVER, $microstats, $bbuserinfo;
    if (connection_status())
    {
    exit;
    }
    // do vBulletin 3 replacement variables
    if (!empty($style['replacements']))
    {
    if (!isset($replacementvars))
    {
    $replacementvars = unserialize($style['replacements']);
    }
        $replacementvars['/{bbusername}/i'] = $bbuserinfo['username']; 
    // this is WAY too slow!
    //$newtext = strtr($newtext, $replacementvars);
    // using str_replace() has case-sensitivity issues...
    //$newtext = str_replace(array_keys($replacementvars), $replacementvars, $newtext);
    // this is slower than str_replace() but is case-insensitive, so we'll use it.
    $newtext = preg_replace(array_keys($replacementvars), $replacementvars, $newtext);
    }
    $newtext = str_replace(('{microstats}'), $microstats, $newtext);
    // !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    return $newtext;
    } 


Thanks, Steve. I ended up going with this and it seems to work.

PHP Code:

 // !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
// !  MicroStats Hack for vB 3.0 Gamma By: Apoco   !
// !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
function process_replacement_vars($newtext, $sendheader = 1)
{
 // parses replacement vars
 global $DB_site, $vboptions, $style, $stylevar, $newpmmsg, $_SERVER, $microstats, $bbuserinfo;
 static $replacementvars;
 if (connection_status())
 {
  exit;
 }
 // do vBulletin 3 replacement variables
  if (!isset($replacementvars))
  {
   $replacementvars = unserialize($style['replacements']);
  }
   $replacementvars['/{bbusername}/i'] = $bbuserinfo['username'];
  // this is WAY too slow!
  //$newtext = strtr($newtext, $replacementvars);
  // using str_replace() has case-sensitivity issues...
  //$newtext = str_replace(array_keys($replacementvars), $replacementvars, $newtext);
  // this is slower than str_replace() but is case-insensitive, so we'll use it.
  $newtext = preg_replace(array_keys($replacementvars), $replacementvars, $newtext);

$newtext = str_replace(('{microstats}'), $microstats, $newtext);
// !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 return $newtext;
} 


[Boofo]

Originally Posted by flypaper

Link: I don't think that worked, but it may be because I can't explain it.

Is it possible that when someone quotes another person, they see the [you] in the quote instead of their own name?

EDIT: and it looks like it only works in the thread title once. When I post a thread, my name is in the title. Other users only see my name too.

I just tried it and the title goes with whoever is looking at the thread on my site. I posted 2 messages in there and logged out and viewed the thread as Unregistered and that is what showsed up in both mesages and the thread title.

[NTLDR]

It should replace it on any page, anywhere as long as the page goes through process_replacement_vars(), which all the main vB (forum) pages that output something do.

@flypaper, I'm a bit confused as to how you'd like this to work.

[Boofo]

Anyway to fix it so you won't see {bbusername} in the email that gets sent if you are subscribed to the thread?

[NTLDR]

Untested as usual, in includes/functions.php find:

PHP Code:

$touser['languageid'] = iif($touser['languageid'] == 0, $vboptions['languageid'], $touser['languageid']); 


Add after:

PHP Code:

        $temptext = $pagetext;
        $pagetext = preg_replace('/{bbusername}/i', $touser['username'], $pagetext); 


Find:

PHP Code:

vbmail($touser['email'], $subject, $message); 


Add after:

PHP Code:

$pagetext = $temptext;