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Member number ? - Printable Version +- MyBB Community Forums (https://community.mybb.com) +-- Forum: Extensions (https://community.mybb.com/forum-201.html) +--- Forum: Plugins (https://community.mybb.com/forum-73.html) +---- Forum: Plugin Requests (https://community.mybb.com/forum-65.html) +---- Thread: Member number ? (/thread-229091.html) |
Member number ? - philbean - 2020-08-17 Not sure if this is a plugin or just an easy tweak or whether it already exists. Just migrated from IPB (spit) and that had a 'member number' show in the profile and next to the username in thread posts. ie: First person to join is member #1. 100th person to join is Member #100. Is this doable in myBB ? RE: Member number ? - Crazycat - 2020-08-17 Might be possible to edit the templates and add the correct variable (probably {$post['uid']} ).Not really sure it's directly accessible, but you can try. RE: Member number ? - KevinVR - 2020-08-17 Sure can by editing some templates! Open up postbit templateFind
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For classic postbit mode, you can do a similar change in the postbit_classic template. Give it a try! You can change the location by putting it somewhere else in the templates.Here you can see the result (I tested on my test forum): http://prntscr.com/u14fl6 RE: Member number ? - Omar G. - 2020-08-17 Please notet hat {$post['uid']} isn't formatted. However, a plugin for this would be quite pointless.If you use the Template Conditionals plugin you could use <?=my_number_format($post['uid'])?> .
RE: Member number ? - KevinVR - 2020-08-17 (2020-08-17, 09:53 PM)Omar G. Wrote: Please notet hat Just wondering, what do you mean with number format? In this case it's just a number, I don't see what has to be formatted. Edit: okay I realised, the spacing for numbers can make sense ![]() RE: Member number ? - philbean - 2020-08-17 Thanks all. Exactly what I was after. I'll have a play tomorrow. + reps all round ![]() |