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I want to use the title:
"I love xxxx" Where xxxx will present the name of the logged in user How can I do this? --------------- Added [DATE]1326723728[/DATE] at [TIME]1326723728[/TIME] --------------- bumpidy bump |
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I love {vb:raw bbuserinfo.username}
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I think he want's to use a custom user title only for his profile/posts.
You will need a conditional in your postbit(_legacy) template to replace the default user title code. If you do not use the conditional in the below way, then everyone's user title will say I love {user browsing}! Something like Code:
<vb:if condition="$post[userid] == 1 AND $show['member']">
<span class="rank">I love {vb:raw bbuserinfo.username}!</span>
<vb:else />
<vb:if condition="$post['rank'] != ''">
<span class="rank">{vb:raw post.rank}</span>
</vb:if>
</vb:if>
------------------------------------- So this conditional 'says' If this post belongs to [you] and the user browsing is NOT a guest then show 'I love [username of user browsing]!' else if this post isnt [you] and user title isn't NULL display poster's user title ------------------------------------- Not sure if this code is 100% correct, but you get the idea. |
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Thank you, LifesGreatestGift.
That's exactly what I was looking for.
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