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eXtremeTim
27 Aug 2002, 03:15
This hack will add the number of days a user has been registered in posts.

Demo: http://www.extremechatforums.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=1344

g-force2k2
27 Aug 2002, 03:19
i think that afterlab created a hack like this but i could be wrong?

regards...

g-force2k2

[D]Vincent
27 Aug 2002, 03:26
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=41754&highlight=days+registered afterlab did but his says days registered in profile, this is in post so they are different.

eXtremeTim
27 Aug 2002, 03:44
Hmm never knew afterlab even did anythign similar to this. Oh well his is for profile and mines for posts so there both still different. :)

afterlab
27 Aug 2002, 11:32
That's the exact code of mine! And this is hardly a hack too.. Apart from mine, if you wanted it in the post, all you had to do was carry over my code to functions.php, rather than member.php

If you're going to take credit for something, make sure it's yours first.

eXtremeTim
27 Aug 2002, 12:27
First off i never knew you did something like this second I did make this code up.

ZiRu$
27 Aug 2002, 23:36
cool.....i wanted this....I'll install it later

Link14716
27 Aug 2002, 23:55
Originally posted by afterlab
That's the exact code of mine! And this is hardly a hack too.. Apart from mine, if you wanted it in the post, all you had to do was carry over my code to functions.php, rather than member.php

If you're going to take credit for something, make sure it's yours first.



Code:
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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Code:
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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Looks identical to me.

eXtremeTim
28 Aug 2002, 00:16
Dude the variables are the only thing that really could have been different.
The rest was required to make it work right. But what ever.

Link14716
28 Aug 2002, 02:04
Originally posted by eXtremeTim
Dude the variables are the only thing that really could have been different.
The rest was required to make it work right. But what ever.
not always. there are many different ways one can make a hack. but the fact you said that you never knew ythat he made a hack and the fact that the code is identical turned me off from the start.

eXtremeTim
28 Aug 2002, 02:23
Dude on this you had to do it pretty much this way and the codes not the same its just close.

bonnmac
28 Aug 2002, 04:40
I can't get it to work? All I get is () nothing in it?

ExcErr
28 Aug 2002, 14:20
hm...i have one request...
if the user is guest, than number of days is 0.
can you make it for me?

eXtremeTim
29 Aug 2002, 12:17
Sure thing ill work on that when i get home tonight.

[D]Vincent
29 Aug 2002, 14:01
What's up with this?
Look at the attached image.
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Errr... damn thing won't attach. Anyways it says I have been registered 11920 days or something like that.

eXtremeTim
29 Aug 2002, 21:23
Then you have a problem with your server date and time or else your registeration date for your profile is messed up.

eXtremeTim
29 Aug 2002, 22:13
Heres the requested code for guest show up with days registered = 0

Find
$post[joindate]="Not Yet";

After add

$regdays = "0";
$daytext = "Days";

That should do it.

mx3
08 Dec 2002, 01:56
mine shows () too

:::Then you have a problem with your server date and time or else your registeration date for your profile is messed up.

is that your response to it? or to something else?