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| cripto9t |
Posted - 04 May 2008 : 13:05:16
Not sure what to call this mod, so for now it's the "User Class Mod". It's not very descriptive so if you have a better idea for a name, let me know.
What this mod does: Admin and Moderators Usernames are displayed using a different css style, i.e. (font color, weight, whatever), than normal users.
This mod adds a couple of new css classes, 1 for admins and 1 for mods, to the css in "inc_header.asp". A function then determines which class to use depending on the the members forum rank.
Download here May have to Right Click and Save
Files I've modified to use this.
- default.asp
- forum.asp
- topic.asp
- active.asp
- members.asp
If I've missed any let me know.< |
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| texanman |
Posted - 05 May 2008 : 20:19:34
Yes, works with names without space in all pages. The bold for names with space is also in all pages.< |
| cripto9t |
Posted - 05 May 2008 : 19:04:33
quote:
Originally posted by texanman
Found one more missing marker in Forum.asp line 480 after Topic_MName =
Still that doesn't solve my problem. There could be more missing markers?!
Thanks, the marker right above that is in the wrong place. It needs to be 1 line down.
Topic_LastPostReplyID = arrTopicData(tT_LAST_POST_REPLY_ID, iTopic)
Topic_MName = arrTopicData(tM_NAME, iTopic)
'##USER_CLASS ## ADD line below #################################################################################
Topic_MLevel = arrTopicData(tM_LEVEL, iTopic)
Topic_LastPostAuthorName = arrTopicData(tLAST_POST_AUTHOR_NAME, iTopic)
'##USER_CLASS ## ADD line below #################################################################################
Topic_LastPostAuthorLevel = arrTopicData(tLAST_POST_AUTHOR_LEVEL, iTopic)
That might help, but the fact that the "bold" part works means the span and the css class are connecting.
Does it work with names without a space? Is it just happening on one page or every page?
If it's just one page, post a link to a txt file and I'll give it a look.< |
| texanman |
Posted - 05 May 2008 : 15:25:31
Found one more missing marker in Forum.asp line 480 after Topic_MName =
Still that doesn't solve my problem. There could be more missing markers?!< |
| texanman |
Posted - 05 May 2008 : 13:35:22
Thanks for responding.
I am not using AU variables and I checked the color spelling and I went through the changes 3 times.
The only difference between my files and yours is in topic.asp where I made changes from this topic:
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=66959
I am not sure if the problem from this.< |
| cripto9t |
Posted - 05 May 2008 : 12:08:27
quote:
Originally posted by texanman
Hello Cripto9t:
I just implemented the Mod. It works except for this:
If the login name has space in it (e.g. Adam Smith), interestingly, the mod makes the admin/mod name bold but no change in color
I just tested this and it s working fine for me.
I would check the spelling of the color.
If your using the active users variable, check the source (html output) and make sure it has a value.< |
| texanman |
Posted - 05 May 2008 : 10:56:55
Hello Cripto9t:
I just implemented the Mod. It works except for this:
If the login name has space in it (e.g. Adam Smith), interestingly, the mod makes the admin/mod name bold but no change in color.
I believe I have made all the changes correctly.
Any input?
Thanks< |
| texanman |
Posted - 04 May 2008 : 23:18:41
Cripto9t thanks for your efforts.
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| cripto9t |
Posted - 04 May 2008 : 17:09:39
Carefree I missed a few marks
Near the top of default.asp - Note that I changed the name of the variable "ModLev" to "ModMemLev" to be more consistant with existing code.
if recModeratorCount = "" then
fMods = " "
else
mFORUM_ID = 0
mMEMBER_ID = 1
mM_NAME = 2
'##USER_CLASS ## ADD line below #############################################################################
mM_Lev = 3
for iModerator = 0 to recModeratorCount
ModForumID = allModeratorData(mFORUM_ID, iModerator)
ModMemID = allModeratorData(mMEMBER_ID, iModerator)
ModMemName = replace(allModeratorData(mM_NAME, iModerator),"|","#124")
'##USER_CLASS ## ADD line below ############################################################################
ModMemLev = cLng(allModeratorData(mM_Lev, iModerator))
if iModerator = 0 then
'##USER_CLASS ## ADD "," & ModMemLev" to the line below ###################################################
strForumMods = ModForumID & "," & ModMemID & "," & ModMemName & "," & ModMemLev
else
'##USER_CLASS ## ADD "," & ModMemLev" to the line below ###################################################
strForumMods = strForumMods & "|" & ModForumID & "," & ModMemID & "," & ModMemName & "," & ModMemLev
end if
next
end if
end if
Thanks for pointing out my errors. I'm to leave the 2 marks that bring errors and point it out in the readme.< |
| cripto9t |
Posted - 04 May 2008 : 16:51:04
Nope, no db changes. Let me look at the readme because everythings working fine for me.< |
| Carefree |
Posted - 04 May 2008 : 15:18:50
Also, I now get a subscript out-of-range (Number 3) error in this function, the error is on this line:
ModMemLev = fForumMod(3)
Should there have been a table change to the DBase?< |
| Carefree |
Posted - 04 May 2008 : 14:54:18
You missed a marker in forum.asp:
In your modified version, after line 455 (tM_NAME = 13), you need a marker line to identify the next line belongs to your changes.
In forum.asp; lines 543-545 need to be changed (the remark will not allow continuing):
Also, in default.asp; lines 1066 & 1068 need to be changed (the remark will not allow continuing):
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