Remove Moderators if none!

Hello there!

I have been searching for this one but, can't find it...
anyhoot... How do I remove the [moderator: ] if there are no moderator... just like you got here at vBulletin.org
If you don't know what I'm talking about check out the screenshot!

And the last thing... it's pretty much the same problem as the problem above... how do I remove the [0 users viewing] thing, if there ain't no users viewing the forum... they got it at vBulletinTemplates, I have also requested it there, but they told me to ask you guys!

[Smoothie]

whos' that new moderator, 'New Thread'?

[corsacrazy]

i think its a hack :s not sure but if it does end up in the template section giv us a shout this is a usefull one

[DjTuPPer]

I don't know if it's a hack or a template modification either... so I just posted it here!

[Dean C]

It requires hacking

- miSt

[corsacrazy]

so is it in the hacks data base ?

[filburt1]

Search and ye shall find.

[corsacrazy]

guna make me do it the hard way lol

[Boofo]

in index.php AND forumdisplay.php

find:

if ( !isset($forum['moderators']) ) {
$forum['moderators'] = ' ';
}

replace with this:

if ( !isset($forum['moderators']) ) {
$forum['moderators'] = '';
} else {
$forum['moderators'] = 'Moderated by: ' . $forum['moderators'];
}

Keep forumhome_moderator as the original, and add $forum[moderators] where
previously suggested (in forumhome_forumbit_level2_post right after $forum[description]

(like this: $forum[description]<br>$forum[moderators])

To put brackets around Moderated By ( [Moderated By: Boofo, Boofo's Babe] ) do the following:

Replace:

$forum['moderators'] = 'Moderated by: ' . $forum['moderators'];

With this:

$forum['moderators'] = '[Moderated by: ' . $forum['moderators'] . ']';

[corsacrazy]

nice one