[you] Replacement Mod [Archive] - vBulletin.org Forum

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:10

Here it is! The [you] hack ported over to vB 3.7 beta 4. ;)

I have ported this over to vBulletin 3.7 beta 4, but it should work on all 3.7 versions. It now works board-wide (posts and thread titles), in the archive, and also in the quick post in the profile. If there are any areas you find that this doesn't work in, let me know and I will add the code for that area.

Thanks goes out to KirbyDE for making the first version for 3.5 possible. Without him, I'd STILL be trying to figure out the best way to do this for vB 3.5. Thanks, buddy! ;)

Description:

This will replace the [you] variable (board-wide) with the viewing user's username.

Installation:

1 product xml
(No file edits)

Upload the product xml and you're all set!

Enjoy!

Neal-UK

03 Aug 2005, 04:11

Will it work on the shoutbox?

Neal-UK

03 Aug 2005, 04:16

doesnt seem to be working

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:23

Will it work on the shoutbox?

No, Zero would have to incorporate that like he did the /me code. I will talk to him about it. ;)

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:24

doesnt seem to be working

That's a little vague. What do you mean by "not working"?

Neal-UK

03 Aug 2005, 04:25

No, Zero would have to incorporate that like he did the /me code. I will talk to him about it. ;)

for some reason I can't get the /me command to work in the shoutbox, nor can i get the [you] to work anywhere. Mind you, just messed up my language and waiting for vb to help me!

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:31

for some reason I can't get the /me command to work in the shoutbox, nor can i get the [you] to work anywhere. Mind you, just messed up my language and waiting for vb to help me!

Then you are having problems with something else somewhere. This works 100% for me and has been tested.

Did you upload the xml as a plug-in? And are you using [you] or you?

Neal-UK

03 Aug 2005, 04:35

Then you are having problems with something else somewhere. This works 100% for me and has been tested.

Did you upload the xml as a plug-in? And are you using [you] or you?

no [you]

I just rebuilt my english language and it worked, but it's not working again now. Sometimes shows, othertimes it doesn't

Neal-UK

03 Aug 2005, 04:36

It doesn't show when submitted with click reply, press refresh and it's working. Sorry about that.

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:37

no [you]

I just rebuilt my english language and it worked, but it's not working again now. Sometimes shows, othertimes it doesn't

Then you have some problem somewhere else. With the hook where it's at, there's no reason it shouldn't work for you.

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:38

It doesn't show when submitted with click reply, press refresh and it's working. Sorry about that.

So, it's working then? Great! ;)

Neal-UK

03 Aug 2005, 04:42

So, it's working then? Great! ;)

yeah, i've done it again, sorry! (which smilie should I use now......)

http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/images/smilies/animated/stop.gif http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/images/smilies/animated/bolt.gif

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 04:43

WE don't have a "skulking away in shame" smilie yet, but I'll see what I can do. ;)

No problem. glad it's working. ;)

ForYou

03 Aug 2005, 09:14

Hello Boofo ,

You told edit the archive/index.php , that mean what ??

is the [you] plugin need edit the archive/index.php !!

regards

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 09:15

Hello Boofo ,

You told edit the archive/index.php , that mean what ??

is the [you] plugin need edit the archive/index.php !!

regards

If you want [you] to be parsed in the archive and not show the variable itself, you need to edit that file.

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 09:55

Hello Boofo ,

You told edit the archive/index.php , that mean what ??

is the [you] plugin need edit the archive/index.php !!

regards

ForYou,

Please click install if you use this. ;)

Biker_GA

03 Aug 2005, 09:57

Installation:

1 (very small) file edit for the archive
1 mxl

What's a mxl? :laugh:

Boofo

03 Aug 2005, 10:34

Oops! That's how my keebord spels it. ;)

Fixed! ;)

Brinnie

08 Aug 2005, 11:59

and if it is a guest?

Boofo

08 Aug 2005, 12:11

and if it is a guest?

Unregistered is what it would say. ;)

Do I win something? ;)

Boofo

08 Aug 2005, 12:54

It doesn't show when submitted with click reply, press refresh and it's working. Sorry about that.

Then please click the install button. ;)

TwinsForMe

26 Oct 2005, 05:44

How would I be able to change the colour of the username that would appear?

innersanctum

26 Oct 2005, 16:10

Is there a way to only enable this for a specific forum instead of the whole site? I want to use it but I don't want it to be available in every forum.

Thanks.

jugo

26 Oct 2005, 16:21

use a confitional in the plugin....

OR..

Set up a Option where you can insert forum ID's and have the conditional check the array of those IDs for permission.

SpanishHarlem

28 Oct 2005, 15:33

ok what would cause this. Some of my member's are seeing their own name's other's are still seeing my name..

Boofo

28 Oct 2005, 22:46

ok what would cause this. Some of my member's are seeing their own name's other's are still seeing my name..

If you edit a post it will cause that.

TwinsForMe

24 Nov 2005, 22:48

How would I be able to change the colour of the username that would appear?
Anyone?

ThePimp

03 Dec 2005, 22:59

Boofo

04 Dec 2005, 02:20

Strangeness occurs with this. I followed the instructions, and tested it. I used [you] in the thread title and it seemed to work at first, then I noticed everyone was posting as my Admin account and had my permissions. I logged out and it showed me as logged in still but as Unregistered, and I couldn't log back in. So I quickly removed it.

????

Any idea on this?

This hack would have nothing to do with permissions for your account. It will only show your name when you view it. As it will show another user their name when they view it. As far as you not being able to log in, this hack could not possible have anything to do with that, sorry. ;)

EasyTarget

04 Dec 2005, 04:54

is there a way I can limit this hack to show up in posts only and not in thread titles on the thread view page or in users names?

HBC

07 Dec 2005, 22:26

can this be changed to show a userid#?

fyjpm

14 Dec 2005, 12:47

when you use [you] within a link or a selflink it escapes the brackets and breaks...can this behaviour be altered?

Thanks,

John

fyjpm

14 Dec 2005, 12:50

when you use [you] within a link or a selflink it escapes the brackets and breaks...can this behaviour be altered?

Thanks,

John

I just changed the code to -you- for my purposes to avoid the escaping and it works now....not sure if you want to amend this or make a note somewhere....

fyjpm

14 Dec 2005, 12:53

I noticed when you edit it makes the changes for you in the edit box, and if you don't remember to put it back to [you] (or -you- in my case) it hard codes the editors username in the post...can you think of a way around this?

Thanks,

John

Hellcat

14 Dec 2005, 13:58

*lol*
Nice one! Installed and tried -> working fine.

I guess I can confuse my members a bit with this :D

ChErAbOo

17 Jan 2006, 03:28

Thanks for this I just converted from BB to VB and was missing this feature

*clicks Install

innersanctum

18 Jan 2006, 14:52

I was wondering if there is are any by-products to this code.

For example:

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

DannyMilner

21 Jan 2006, 20:21

Nice work, shame you have to do a file edit but away.

*installed*

Boofo

21 Jan 2006, 20:27

Nice work, shame you have to do a file edit but away.

*installed*

I will upload the fix for that as soon as I can find it. No more file edits. ;)

Luggruff

11 Feb 2006, 16:02

how would I change [you] to Luggruff, and $vbulletin->userinfo['username'] to <span style="text-decoration: none; font-weight: bolder; color: #D10404;">Luggruff</span> ?

(just want the word Luggruff to turn up RED everywhere without any code showing, since if I would do this in the replacement variable thingie it would look like <span style="text-decoration: none; font-weight: bolder; color: #D10404;">Luggruff</span> in every title and other places that don't suppport HTML or CSS)

Andreas

22 Feb 2006, 07:36

As of vBulletin 3.5.4, this can be done as a full plugin.

Any chance for an update Bob? :)

Boofo

22 Feb 2006, 10:26

As of vBulletin 3.5.4, this can be done as a full plugin.

Any chance for an update Bob? :)

I thought it could be done as a full plug-in well before 3.5.4. I am still trying to find a way to have it work in emails too.

royouth

12 Jun 2006, 04:47

Did you know the replacement code works for usernames also? I didn't until a week ago when someone decided to register with the code as there username. So I had to add the code to the list of words not permitted in usernames when they register.

bashy

24 Jul 2006, 22:31

Is there away to get this to work inside the signature please?

PsiNyde

25 Jul 2006, 22:00

hahaha wonderful *clicks install*

royouth

29 Jul 2006, 08:35

Is there a way to get this to work inside the signature please?

:confused: It does.

Camz

09 Aug 2006, 04:18

Hi Boofo, i have a problem...The code doesn't work on my board. I only see [you] each time i use this tag in a title or in a message.

Do you have an idea why?

I uploaded you-hack.xml file into /includes/xml/