2014-03-27, 05:26 AM
Help please.
Default Profile For 1.6
http://mods.mybb.com/view/default-profile-for-1-6
An updated version of the Default Profile plugin that allowed you to set default avatar, signature, and profile options that you set in the Admin CP will be given to each user who registers on your forum.
Author: ccalby
Orig Submitted: 13th February 2011
Last Updated: 16th April 2011
This was originally made by Dennis Tsang, but with his permission, it has been updated for 1.6. The default avatar, signature, and profile options that you set in the Admin CP will be given to each user who registers on your forum. MyBB Version: 1.6.x
My Board is current and running 1.6.12 (1612) with CloudFlare.
Everything about the plugin is great except that HTML won't parse in the textarea fields. Is there a way to hack the plugin so that it parses a URL?
I've created a custom textarea named:
Corsetier (male) or Corsetière (female)
Who is your favourite designer & fabricator of corsets?
(The name and website link go in the textarea.)
I need a custom textarea to parse HTML the way that this post and the other standard profile field elements do. Is this a feature already in the plugin and I'm simply not using it properly?
Summerland Engineering Society
http://summerlandengineering.org/
Auriel
Default Profile For 1.6
http://mods.mybb.com/view/default-profile-for-1-6
An updated version of the Default Profile plugin that allowed you to set default avatar, signature, and profile options that you set in the Admin CP will be given to each user who registers on your forum.
Author: ccalby
Orig Submitted: 13th February 2011
Last Updated: 16th April 2011
This was originally made by Dennis Tsang, but with his permission, it has been updated for 1.6. The default avatar, signature, and profile options that you set in the Admin CP will be given to each user who registers on your forum. MyBB Version: 1.6.x
My Board is current and running 1.6.12 (1612) with CloudFlare.
Everything about the plugin is great except that HTML won't parse in the textarea fields. Is there a way to hack the plugin so that it parses a URL?
I've created a custom textarea named:
Corsetier (male) or Corsetière (female)
Who is your favourite designer & fabricator of corsets?
(The name and website link go in the textarea.)
I need a custom textarea to parse HTML the way that this post and the other standard profile field elements do. Is this a feature already in the plugin and I'm simply not using it properly?
Summerland Engineering Society
http://summerlandengineering.org/
Auriel