Version: 4.1.0, by Sarcoth
Developer Last Online: Mar 2017
Category: Profile Enhancements -
Version: 4.1.0
Rating:
Released: 02-07-2010
Last Update: 01-04-2011
Installs: 318
Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
Additional Files Translations
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Customizable Roster
Introduction:
This Mod is ideal for a Guild/Clan roster, but it is also a great replacement for the memberlist. Customize it any way you like: add or remove columns with just a few easy edits. The installer includes permission control that allows you to set which groups appear on the roster and which ones can view it. The most popular option is the ability to control advanced sorting; check it out!
Step 0: If you are upgrading from a previous version, save a copy of your old showroster.php and rename your showroster templates (I recommend giving them an underscore prefix; Example: _SHOWROSTER). When upgrading from version, make a copy of all your templates, then revert the templates back to their default, and then uninstall the older version. Also, make sure you delete the bitfield_showroster.xml file in the /includes/xml directory; this will cause database errors if not deleted.
Step 1: Download the showroster_vX.X.X.zip file and unzip it.
Step 2: Upload the files to their correct directories.
Upload the showroster.php to the /forum/ directory.
Delete the bitfield_showroster.xml in the /forum/includes/xml/ directory (if there).
Update the settings for your roster: usergroups allowed to view the roster, usergroups that are displayed on the roster, the title and field# for each of your columns on the roster, and any of the many other settings.
It appears it shows the user groups based on their user group ID. I hope that a future release can allow us to organize this.
The optional_changes.txt has a way for you to adjust how things are ordered. Let me know if that helps. Otherwise, describe what you want in depth and I'll see what I can think up. Make sure you give me the id's and names of the groups you are planning to use.
BTW, if you want me to look at your roster you'll need to turn on the access for unregistered.
I can't get to the code right now, but I'll look at it in a couple hours. I may have something in the optional_changes.txt though, so check it out. I noticed you have a field for your members steam ID's. If you can provide me with a full link to one of those, I can probably make those ID's into links for your roster. Not hard to do. Also, don't forget to update the field names of your sorting area.
I can't get to the code right now, but I'll look at it in a couple hours. I may have something in the optional_changes.txt though, so check it out. I noticed you have a field for your members steam ID's. If you can provide me with a full link to one of those, I can probably make those ID's into links for your roster. Not hard to do. Also, don't forget to update the field names of your sorting area.
Wow making all those IDS into links... that is amazing. so once you click them, it takes you to their profile page... sweet. But I think you would need a converter and I have some place where I can get a converter for them into a link...
Anyway my Steam ID is: STEAM_0:1:17768031
It should link to my profile at: http://steamcommunity.com/id/bogbouncer
What also shows up on that roster is Steam Player ID but its named as Xfire at the moment of this post by accident...will fix that, that one is: bogbouncer (as you can see its on the link after /id/
And I looked at the extra txt file.. there was nothing about making the usergroups in a certain order I believe.
Wow making all those IDS into links... that is amazing. so once you click them, it takes you to their profile page... sweet. But I think you would need a converter and I have some place where I can get a converter for them into a link...
Anyway my Steam ID is: STEAM_0:1:17768031
It should link to my profile at: http://steamcommunity.com/id/bogbouncer
What also shows up on that roster is Steam Player ID but its named as Xfire at the moment of this post by accident...will fix that, that one is: bogbouncer (as you can see its on the link after /id/
What are you using the IDs for then? What's the use for it? The IDs need to be part of a common URL, otherwise we won't be able to create a link with those.
That's not the first post of that thread through just so you know, but I think that poster's html is the best. Hopefully you can figure out how to incorporate it so it does it automatically?
BTW I would like the actual STEAM ID to remain as numbers, just that when you click on it.. it leads them to their profile page. So basically it would convert it in the "background"
It appears it shows the user groups based on their user group ID. Is there a way to change this? The reason I ask is because on my page, it shows the regular clan members before the admins. I'd like the admins listed first.
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Originally Posted by GrossKopf
It appears it shows the user groups based on their user group ID. I hope that a future release can allow us to organize this.
I just looked over the code and it is sorting by Title by default (alphabetically). If you want to to change it to ID, you can do that by changing something in the .php file. Those instructions are definitely in the optional_changes.txt file (#2). If that doesn't put them in the order you want, you'll need to do some special coding in there. If you look at my example, I use title and I named my titles alphabetically so they would be organized the way I want them. I then add code to rename the titles what I want. I'll provide you with the code later, but you'll need to adjust it if that's the way you want to go.
BTW I would like the actual STEAM ID to remain as numbers, just that when you click on it.. it leads them to their profile page. So basically it would convert it in the "background"
Cool, I think I can do something with that. I'll look into it when I can.