$vbulletin->GPC

[dayzman]

Hi,

Does anyone know which function puts values into the $vbulletin->GPC array, i.e. the actual initialisation of the array. Thanks.

Michael

[Opserty]

It stores cleaned input which has been passed through the vBulletin Input Cleaner.

Using the vBulletin Input Cleaner

What are you trying to do?

[effeff70]

Even though this thread is quite old:
I am looking for an answer to dayzman's question. Why?
vbulletin preselects a certain value within certain dropdown boxes. For instancem when registering at a forum, within the 'showbirthday' dropdown list, the entry with value="2" is preselected.
This is a privacy concern! I would like to change this to the entry with value="0" being shown. Within register.php I found:
$sbselected = array($vbulletin->GPC['showbirthday'] => 'selected="selected"');
I concluded that the values I am looking for are to be found in the GPC Array. Well, that's where I am stuck and I would appreciate help with this.

Thanks.

[Dave]

The $vbulletin->GPC array contains all user input data that has been passed through the input "cleaner". ($_POST, $_GET, $_COOKIE) You sure you don't just want to make a template modification to change the default value of the showbirthday option?

[effeff70]

I wasn't sure how chaging the template could possibly effect other functionallity (I am not a VB pro as you can tell by my question).
And since the values of the listbox is not a user input I thought...

Anyways: Enough on problems, let's focus on solutions!
Where and how would I have to change which template in order to achieve a different pre-selection within the 'showbirthday' listbox?

[Dave]

It would probably be easier for you to modify the register.php file.
Look for the following in register.php:

PHP Code:

        // Default Birthday Privacy option to show all
        if (empty($errorlist))
        {
            $sbselected = array(2 => 'selected="selected"');
        } 


And change that 2 to 0.

[effeff70]

...it's so simple when you know what to look for! ;-)
Thanks for your help.