UBB.Developers Forums UBB.threads 6 V6 Modifications Beta-[6.3-6.4] Fill profile is required

Mod Name / Version: Fill profile is required

Description: If you want write new post or new reply, you have to fill your profile

I tested it on 6.3.2 version, but I should work on 6.4.x

Working Under: UBB.Threads 6.3-6.4

Mod Status: Beta

Any pre-requisites: -

Author(s): Slawek_L

Date: 04/15/04

Credits: -

Files Altered: newpost.php | newreply.php

New Files: no

Database Altered: no

Info/Instructions: Instrutions for two files:
Find:
$user = $userob -> authenticate("U_TextCols,U_TextRows,U_Preview,U_Groups");
Change to:
$user = $userob -> authenticate("U_Name,U_Location,U_EReplies,U_TextCols,U_TextRows,U_Preview,U_Groups");

find:
if (!$user['U_Groups']) {
$user['U_Groups'] = "-4-";
}

add below:
if((!$user['U_Name'])||(!$user['U_Location'])){
$html -> not_right("Fill your profile to write any post",$Cat);
}


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Thanx

Just to get this right.

This mod do not let anyone who is already registered make a post if some specified fields in their profile is not filled?

This would be great togheter with JoshPet´s Registration Mod!

well if you add the firleds to this statement..

if((!$user['U_Name'])||(!$user['U_Location'])){
$html -> not_right("Fill your profile to write any post",$Cat);
}

that you don;t want users to be able to post if they don;t fill out.. then yes

Ok!


Anyone tried this in 6.4?

Ex:

This is what the instructions want me to find in newpost.php:

but this is what the code looks like in 6.5:

You have the code to 6.5?

see none of us are running 6.5 so we don't know

Sorry!

Of course I meant 6.4

But I sure got your attention!

well then what I would do is compare that line to the change they want you to make and see how to change it correctly.