Version: 1.00, by javolin14
Developer Last Online: Sep 2009
Category: Mini Mods -
Version: 3.7.5
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Released: 01-23-2009
Last Update: Never
Installs: 6
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This is a simple status mod that does not require very much modifying knowledge.
*I know there are other mods that do this, but I have had issues with setting them up so I setup a small status mod for us "not too knowledgeable" people.
Details:
Allows users to edit their current status of what they're doing at the moment.
How to use:
Simply go to your profile edit and update your "Current Status" field and click Save.
*Also you can click the "Update" button in any of your posts which will take you to the edit of your current status.
Installation instructions:
1. Admin CP> User Profile Fields> Add user profile field type single line text: Current Status
to make it clearer for users to pick out input following into TITLE field
Yeah, I noticed though that if the user goes to the profile you have the option to "inline" edit a profile field. I'm trying to figure out how to take that inline edit ability and incorporate it into postbit so far I've tried a bunch and can't seem to figure it out, but when I do i'll update this mod.
Great. The other mod was a right mess on to get working for me. I only had it working once for a short while and then it just stopped working suddenly.
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Not bad ideas, Pretty much the code can be called from using the $post[field22] vb command. Just need to search navbar in breadcrumbs and then the MAINPROFILE and add it.
I haven't taken a look at the postbit template in a long while, but I just saw this and I've gotta wonder if it's really correct. I'm sure that it works properly, but should it really be this?
PHP Code:
<if condition="$post['field22']">
<div class=smallfont>
$userinfo[username] is $post[field22]
[<a href="profile.php?do=editprofile">Update</a>]
<else />
has not yet set status [<a href="profile.php?do=editprofile">Update</a>]
</div>
</if>
I was thinking that it might work better like this:
PHP Code:
<div class="smallfont">
<if condition="$post['fieldx']">
is $post[fieldx]
<else />
has not yet set status
</if>
[<a href="profile.php?do=editprofile">Update</a>]
</div>
(... where 'fieldx' is the correct field, like 'field22')
I haven't taken a look at the postbit template in a long while, but I just saw this and I've gotta wonder if it's really correct. I'm sure that it works properly, but should it really be this?
PHP Code:
<if condition="$post['field22']">
<div class=smallfont>
$userinfo[username] is $post[field22]
[<a href="profile.php?do=editprofile">Update</a>]
<else />
has not yet set status [<a href="profile.php?do=editprofile">Update</a>]
</div>
</if>
I was thinking that it might work better like this:
PHP Code:
<div class="smallfont">
<if condition="$post['fieldx']">
is $post[fieldx]
<else />
has not yet set status
</if>
[<a href="profile.php?do=editprofile">Update</a>]
</div>
(... where 'fieldx' is the correct field, like 'field22')
I haven't tested this, but I think it's correct.
Pretty much works the same, i've moved the coding around like you had it, and it doesn't change anything other than the "div class=smallfont" it doesn't work before the <if so either way works. And yes the "field22" will change it would be for anyone else "fieldx" where x is the field # I guess I assumed everyone would understand. But thanks!