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Ok I tried posting this on vbulletin.com in their templates section becuase I'm not sure if it requires a hack or not. They couldn't figure this out and neither could I so they told me to post it here.
I made a template set where, when you've logged in, it shows your Name, the number of posts you have and what time it is on the index.php page. Everything works fine EXECPT for the number of posts you have. Does anyone know what I should do? If I sound like someone who doesn't know what they are doing, that's becuase that's what I am. If this post confused you, go to my site (here ) and log in as "Test" with password "testing" and you'll see what I mean (hopefully). Thanks for your help. |
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Awww, come on! Somebody help me out here!
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Explain to use wich variable you used in your forumhome template & wich code you putted in your index.php....
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Did you use this code?
Code:
<smallfont>Posts: $post[posts]</smallfont> |
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Yeah, I tried that and nothing happened.
I made the forumhome_welcometext template display all the information that is relevent to the user who is logged in, so when you are logged out, you don't see something that you shouldn't. Here is what I am currently using: Code:
<smallfont> Name: $username<br> Posts: $userinfo[posts]<br> Time: $timenow<br> $pminfo </smallfont> Its probably not a hack, but the people at vbulletin.com told me to post my problems here. Please help! |
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it should be $bbuserinfo['posts']
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Yup, thanks! Thanks a lot! Now it works!
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