new user group

how to make a new user group to be able to bold and italic like an admin..

anybody ?

[Xenon]

just create a new usergroup and then in index.php (or online.php depends on where you want to have it)

find:

PHP Code:

if ($loggedin['usergroupid'] == 6 and $highlightadmin) {
          $username = "<b><i>$loggedin[username]</i></b>"; 

and change to:

PHP Code:

if (in_array($loggedin['usergroupid'], array(6,XX)) and $highlightadmin) {
          $username = "<b><i>$loggedin[username]</i></b>"; 

replace xx with the new usergroupid

[TECK]

You like that in_array thingie Stefan.
Me to, is a tip from Chen I got... saves alot of code to be written.

[Xenon]

hehe yes Floren, and also it looks much better and is much easier to update

The first time i saw it in my small PHP-book i knew i'd use it as much as possible

[DrkFusion]

Where can I learn the uses of in_array and other stuff I want to increase my php

Please and Thanks

[Xenon]

well, learning by doing

just look into hacks and coding parts of other good coders to learn from them.

That's what i did, when new codes from PPN, Chen or Flore for example came up

also php.net can help sometimes

[DrkFusion]

See this code

PHP Code:

if (in_array($loggedin['usergroupid'], array(6,XX)) and $highlightadmin) {
          $username = "<b><i>$loggedin[username]</i></b>"; 

Can I change to

PHP Code:

if (in_array($loggedin['usergroupid'], array(6,$var)) and $highlightadmin) {
          $username = "<b><i>$loggedin[username]</i></b>"; 

and
$var is 12,23?
If so, then I got a new hack coming up :-p
*Copyright, registered, patent & pending *

[NTLDR]

I couldn't agree more with what Xenon said, its supprising how much you can pickup and learn from installing hacks and just by playing with code to make even minor changes

[Xenon]

NTLDR

@Arunan:
Nope, as i know this would genererate an array with two entries, one has the entry "6" and the other one has the entry "12,23"
it will handle the $var as a string ...

for usch things use the explode function look for systax in php.net or in some vb-files

[DrkFusion]

You are right, but sometimes it takes more then usual to figure out the EXACT (bold, and underline) function of anything, by just looking at the code.