Hello [username]!

[zagman76]

is there a way that this can be limited to specific forums/sub-forums? if so, how?

Thanks!!!

[Smiry Kin's]

Originally Posted by Andreas

Hookname: global_complete

PHP Code:

$output = str_replace('[username]', $vbulletin->userinfo['username'], $output); 


Please note that this replace takes place EVERYWHERE.

sorry but where do i add that?...

[Phrost]

Very strange. It works in titles, but not in posts.

Smiry, go to the Plugin system, chose Vbulletin General -> global_complete from the pulldown menu.

Anyway, anyone know why it wouldn't work in a post?

[RDX1]

Is this updated for 3.5.4? It tells me my message is too short on any post when I try to create a thread after installing this hook.

[Argyle]

The following worked for me for post body for all forums, it doesn't cover thread title or anything else. The first post replaced the username code with my own name as I was posting it.

postbit_display_complete

$post[message] = str_replace('[username]', $vbulletin->userinfo['username'], $post[message]);

[Borgs8472]

I was annoyed to find when this gets mixed with the auto url thingy, it stops working.

I wanted to post a link to:

http:/[username].justgotowned.com/

However the hyperlink doesn't change to the username, but the name of it does

[DeeD]

Originally Posted by Borgs8472

I was annoyed to find when this gets mixed with the auto url thingy, it stops working.

I wanted to post a link to:

http:/[username].justgotowned.com/

However the hyperlink doesn't change to the username, but the name of it does

Well, the auto url feature consists of two separate sides: the textual name and the link itself. While the text gets adapted when you log in, the actual link is set to whatever you type right away. I'm afraid that's the way it's naturally supposed to work.

[Evil Chris]

works nice... thanks.

[sillystuie]

AWESOME!!! ive been looking for something like this for my "happy (insert holiday) user" threads