Newest Member's First Post! (v1.1)

Ok, here is my 3rd Hack, the first with all of the code actually being mine

Updated with Velocd's fix! :banana:

So, what does this hack do, you ask? It adds a link next to the newest member taking you to their first post. If the user doesn not have a post, no link is shown.

So, here we go!

To Do:
2 File Mods (root/index.php)
1 Template Edit (forumhome)

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New Member's First Post hack by squall14716
Inspired by ezboard.
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open index.php
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find:
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$getnewestusers=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT userid,username FROM user WHERE userid=$numbersmembers[max]");

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replace with:
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$getnewestusers=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT userid,username,lastpost FROM user WHERE 
userid=$numbersmembers[max]");

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find:
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 // get newest member 
 $getnewestusers=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT userid,username,posts FROM user WHERE userid=$numbersmembers[max]"); 
 $newusername=$getnewestusers['username'];
 $newuserid=$getnewestusers['userid'];

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add under:
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if ($getnewestusers['lastpost'] != 0) {
$getnewusersposts=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT * FROM post WHERE userid=$newuserid LIMIT 1"); 
 $userfirstpost=$getnewusersposts['postid']; 
 
 if (!$getnewusersposts) {
 $firstpost="";
 } else {
 $firstpost=" | <a href='showthread.php?postid=$userfirstpost#post$userfirstpost'>First Post!</a>";
 }
}

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Save and Close
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Open up forumhome template
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find:
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      Welcome to our newest member, <a href="member.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&action=getinfo&userid=$newuserid">$newusername</a>

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Add DIRECTLY AFTER (on the same line)
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$firstpost

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Post any bugs/questions/suggestions here. :banana:

[N9ne]

screen?

[Link14716]

Hold your horses! I just posted it and am on a crappy comp

Edit: Screen :banana:

[lordofgun]

nice!

[Vile]

Nice hack, works great

[N9ne]

Looks good.

[FFMania]

[high]* FFMania clicks "installed" button [/high]

[Link14716]

Glad to here no one has had any problems with this hack. Quick, easy, bug-free that I know of. Thanks everyone

[Velocd]

Nifty idea, I might consider it

Only for my members though, since I just use Afterlabs top 10 posts whenever viewing a new members posts, to review more than just one.

[Velocd]

A small tip that might save you a query. By looking at your code, it would seem if the new member has not made a post, then an extra query is being called anyway just to check. This can be avoided though.

In index.php replace:

PHP Code:

$getnewestusers=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT userid,username,posts FROM user WHERE userid=$numbersmembers[max]"); 


With:

PHP Code:

$getnewestusers=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT userid,username,posts,lastpost FROM user WHERE userid=$numbersmembers[max]"); 


Now in Link14716 hack, replace:

PHP Code:

$getnewusersposts=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT * FROM post WHERE userid=$newuserid LIMIT 1"); 
 $userfirstpost=$getnewusersposts['postid']; 
 
 if (!$getnewusersposts) {
 $firstpost="";
 } else {
 $firstpost=" | <a href='showthread.php?postid=$userfirstpost#post$userfirstpost'>First Post!</a>";
 } 


With:

PHP Code:

if(getnewestusers['lastpost'] != 0){
$getnewusersposts=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT * FROM post WHERE userid=$newuserid LIMIT 1"); 
 $userfirstpost=$getnewusersposts['postid']; 
 
 if (!$getnewusersposts) {
 $firstpost="";
 } else {
 $firstpost=" | <a href='showthread.php?postid=$userfirstpost#post$userfirstpost'>First Post!</a>";
 }
} 


This is untested, but should work