Version: 1.0.1, by Boofo
Developer Last Online: Jun 2012
Category: Miscellaneous Hacks -
Version: 3.7.x
Rating:
Released: 01-29-2008
Last Update: 01-29-2008
Installs: 137
Uses Plugins
No support by the author.
Here it is! The [you] hack ported over to vB 3.7 beta 4.
I have ported this over to vBulletin 3.7 beta 4, but it should work on all 3.7 versions. It now works board-wide (posts and thread titles), in the archive, and also in the quick post in the profile. If there are any areas you find that this doesn't work in, let me know and I will add the code for that area.
Thanks goes out to KirbyDE for making the first version for 3.5 possible. Without him, I'd STILL be trying to figure out the best way to do this for vB 3.5. Thanks, buddy!
Description:
This will replace the [you] variable (board-wide) with the viewing user's username.
Installation:
1 product xml
(No file edits)
Upload the product xml and you're all set!
Enjoy!
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I have been working on this and have added the ability to change the word to use from the Admin CP, in case this hack gets overused. I am still in search of the e-mail notification fix and will post the update when I have that figured out.
I suppose I could add a setting for usergroups. But what I did is replace the word you with my own special word that only I know. I might do a setting for that, now that you mention it, so you can chose which word you want it to be. That would make this a lot more configurable. Watch for an update soon.
The usergroup setting would be a great addition please.
Once our members work out how to use it there will be even more mayhem on our forums than there already is
The usergroup or forum ID settings wouldn't really work on this, I have come to see. As anyone can use this, those settings would only make for a lot of empty replacement variables throughout the site. You can't stop anyone from actually typing the code in a post. All you can do is stop certain forums or usergroups from seeing the parsed variable, hence the code will show. What I do is use it only for staff and use a word that only I and the staff know. It saves for a lot of headaches and empty code tags throughout the site. I have added the option to change the word form the Admin CP settings in case someone decides to get annoying with this. Although I haven't found the way to stop the code from showing in the notification e-mails yet. I am working on that in between my site crashes.
You will find that this is a lot of fun to play with in the beginning but can get overused and really annoying if you let the wrong people use it.