How do I..

How do I put the "Moderated by" in the Forum desrciption like on the vb.org forums.

[Boofo]

Here's the code I found in forumdisplay.php. I chnaged the one in index.php to match it. Is it supposed to be the same in both:

if ( !isset($forum['moderators']) ) {
              eval("\$forum['moderators'] = \"".gettemplate('forumhome_moderator')."\";");
            } else {
              eval("\$forum['moderators'] .= \", ".gettemplate('forumhome_moderator')."\";");
            }
          }
        }

        if ( !isset($forum['moderators']) ) {
          $forum['moderators'] = ' ';
        }

[Sparkz]

if ( !isset($forum['moderators']) ) {
          eval("\$forum['moderators'] = \"".gettemplate('forumhome_nomoderator')."\";");
        }

I don't even have that template in my 2.2.6, so it must be from some other hack.

To put [] around it, just put that in your template

[Boofo]

I think that code was added by someone who left me hanging with it. Anyway, I changed it to match in both files and all is well. The only problem is I can't use the brackets. If I do it in the moderator template it puts a bracket after each moderator name. If I do in the the forumhome_forumbit_level2_post, it puts the brackets there even when there are no mods. Any ideas how I can get it in there if there are mods and not if there aren't?

[Sparkz]

put it in the php code then.
something like

PHP Code:

$forum['moderators'] = '[<b>Moderated by:</b> ' . $forum['moderators'] . ']'; 


[Boofo]

That did it. Works like a charm. That you very much.

[Sparkz]

Glad I could help

[Boofo]

Thanks again!

I do have one question though...I don't know how hard this would be to do, but is there a way to have the colors of the moderators match the other colors I have for the Admin, Supermods and mods in my site? I mean if I have an Admin listed as a mod, the color of the name would be in red, super mod in brown and mod in green. Can it be done?

[Chris M]

Looks like you got it working on your site...

Satan

[Boofo]

Thanks to Sparkz!