User's Ranks Help

[Tasking Mickey]

So, Posted this on another site, and they directed me to come here, and now I am totally lost.

On this site, in their 'Edit Options" page, they have a "Ranks" option, look,




How can I get that option, into my sites 'Edit Option" page?

[Lynne]

I would guess it is a Custom User Profile Field that is creating the option. But, then you would need to actually use the field in your code to only have that many rows.

[Tasking Mickey]

I already know where the ranks show code in the postbit template, but how would I, like for each option, or in my case, yes or no. For the no option, I click "No" and it wouldnt show the tags.

[Lynne]

You would put a condition around the code in the postibt template. If it's set to No, then you don't show it. Is that what you are asking?

[Tasking Mickey]

Yes I am, can you show me?

[Lynne]

<vb:if condition="$post['fieldx'] != 'No'">show code</vb:if>

'No' is a string so it must be exact since it's case-sensitive.

[Tasking Mickey]

And where do I put that, right below the rank code in the postbit template, or I put the rank in the "show code" part?

[Lynne]

You said you knew where the rank code was in the postbit, no? So, put the condition around that code.

You really should just try it out and see. I assume you are doing this on a test site and not your live site.

[Tasking Mickey]

I put the

PHP Code:

<vb:if condition="$post[fieldx'] != 'No'"> 


In front of the rank code, in the postbit, and put the

PHP Code:

</vb:if> 


at the end of the rank code,

And this is the rank code,

PHP Code:

<if condition="$post['rank']"><div class="smallfont">$post[rank]</div></if> 


And when I clicked save, said there was an error in the template, please go back and fix it.

BTW: On 3.8.6 vbulletin.

Am I putting in the wrong way?

[Lynne]

Whoops, it should be $post['fieldx'] (with a single apostrophe on each side). Also, fieldx should be changed to the field number you have created. If it's field5, then you should have $post['field5'].