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This is my first template mod released here so i hope you like it. I have been asked many times for this as its a nice funky feature so here you go.
What is it? Well this mod will enable your members to input their system info via the usercp edit options page and have them display in a nice menu in the postbit. It is run by conditionals so they do not have to have it if they dont want to. Default is set to off. What does it look like? See screenshots Dont forget to click INSTALL Snowy @ www.synergyforums.com Show Your Support
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*waits for the 3.8.0 release*
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Hi,
i have added your code and for show the username i have added(In RED): Quote:
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<!--System Specs--> <br /> <if condition="$post[field15] = YES"> <div id="sysinfo_$post[postid]" align="left" class="info" nowrap> <a href="#sysinfo"><b>Sistema</b> </a><script type="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register("sysinfo_$post[postid]"); </script></div> </if> <br /> <!--/System Specs--> IN my postbit_legacy template. I have created a new profile field with a only other difference 1. Go to AdminCP => User Profile Field Manager => Add New User Profile Field Single-Selection Radio Buttons Title: System Specs Description: Would you like to show other members your computer specs? Options: NO YES Set Default: Yes. Field Required: No, but display at registration Field Editable To User: Yes Display Page: Thread Viewing The others fields are like this: Go to AdminCP => User Profile Field Manager => Add New User Profile Field Profile Field Type: Single-Line Text Box Title: CPU Description: What CPU do you have? Field Required: NO Field Editable by User: YES Display Page: Thread Viewing Now, please anybody want to said me why if i select in the profile options page and in reg phase too, "NO" under "Would you like to show other members your computer specs?" , is showed in each case (see the image below please)? The system fieeld is showed too if anybody don't have added nothing of hardware specs, why? And how can i fix? Please help me, what is the error? |
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Any Ideas for get this working on 3.8.0? |
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Slight typo in edermix' 3.8.0 version
swap <if condition="$post[fieldX] = YES"> for <if condition="$post['fieldX'] == 'YES'"> Leave the rest of the conditionals alone though, they're fine. And fieldX like with the rest has to be replaced by whichever field it turns out to be after creating of course. |
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not working on 3.8.2 even by this replacement, any idea?
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#98
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Installed it on my own boards last night, I can confirm it's working...
1. use edermix' adapted version 2. apply the correction I posted last night Read the installation instructions well and follow them to the letter, you will miss things if you rush it. |
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Something odd has happened... the system specs are still there but *only* visible for the administrator usergroup (so unfortunately it took me a while to notice).
I didn't add any usergroup conditionals and I don't see any near the modified code, but I assume something happened after installing one of the latest vB patches. Has anyone else had this problem and if so, did you manage to fix it? |
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Finally had some time to trawl through usergroup permissions... "Can View Private Custom Fields" needs to be set to 'yes' for any usergroup you want to be able to view the postbit /postbit legacy system specs.
Not sure why it worked before though... Unless this field was introduced recently or a related bit of code was changed in one of these patches? |
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how can i apply this to vb4?
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