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30 Jan 2014, 00:10
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Show usergroup's description on a page
I couldn't find this searching so I figured I'd make a thread about it to hopefully get it working.
I'm using a roster plugin and I'm trying to customize it a bit more. I'd like the description of each usergroup to be shown by the list of members who are in that usergroup. The description being the usergroup description you enter when you edit a usergroup. See the screenshot I attached to see what I'm looking to do. I think I need something like $something1[something2] to be there, but I can't figure it out and I don't even know if I'm on the right track. Would you mind pointing me in the right direction or letting me know what I need to do for it to work? Help would be much appreciated. - Revenga No members have liked this post.
Last edited by Revenga; 01 Feb 2014 at 16:25. 
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30 Jan 2014, 00:22
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Take a look at the showgroups_usergroup template and see what variable is being used in there and then put $variable[description] in where you want it and see if that works.
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30 Jan 2014, 02:16
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It didn't seem to work or do anything really. I tried doing what you said with showgroups and it didn't work. Though I'm not using showgroups in that screenshot I attached in original post, I'm using a Showroster Hack, but it didn't seem to work there either. Here's the showroster_header template I'm trying to work with if that helps at all:
I highlighted where I want the usergroup description in red. - Revenga No members have liked this post.
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30 Jan 2014, 18:49
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You will need to look at the script that uses that template and see if the usergroup.description is even selected in the query and then get the variable name from there.
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31 Jan 2014, 21:40
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It doesn't look like it, assuming I'm looking in the right area. I'm not exactly a php wizard yet, so I guess I'll post the part in the showroster.php file that I'm looking at:
What needs to be edited, or added exactly? - Revenga No members have liked this post.
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31 Jan 2014, 22:01
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As Lynne said, you would need to add usergroup.description to the select, like:
Then you could try using $groupcache[0][description], but I'm not sure if that will always work. No members have liked this post.
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31 Jan 2014, 22:54
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It works! And I learned a little something new too so that's a bonus in my opinion. Thank you both for your help.
- Revenga The following members like this post: Lynne
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