Member numbers

[Sjoerd]

is there a mod for member numbers. Example: first one who registered: member number= #1, second one, member numer=#2. etc. is there such a mod?

[Jack.R.Abbit]

You MUST be more specific.... currently the ID_MEMBER field in the members table holds a unique number that starts with one and incriments by one for each new member.  If a member is deleted that number is not used again.  Is this the "member number" you want?  What do you want to do with it?  Where do you want to put it?

-Jack

[Nemesis]

I had it done on my site but took it off, kind of ghey for my use.   but it is easy to do...

[Sjoerd]

i want to show the member number at the left side above 'posts'

[Sjoerd]

how to do it?

[Spaceman-Spiff]

hmm... u can load it in Load.php including with other members data
then show it in Display.php
if u cant script it, maybe someone would be nice enough to do the codes for you  

[Nemesis]

Just add this in profile.php

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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="1">Member Number: $ID_MEMBER</font>

[1979Z28]

Where would one put that code if they wanted the member number to be shown on every post a person makes? post.php? Preferable under the person's name..

[Nemesis]

Open up Display.php

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search for this:
$usernamelink<br>

add after:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="1">Member Number: $ID_MEMBER</font><br>
 

[1979Z28]

Did that, and it shows everybody's Member number as being 17.


 *blink* uh.. you sure that's right?

[Thomas]

I too had problem with this one. Everyone showed up as number 1.

/MR.T

[Spaceman-Spiff]

thats because its showing your own member number, not each user's
to do that, u'll need to edit Load.php

[1979Z28]

Ok then,

[jthorpe]

This is what I did in Display.php

Works fine.

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if($muserID != "-1") {
    //Messy crap - perhaps someone can alter this later
            $ptext=$userprofile[$mname]['personalText'];
            $ptext = str_replace (""", "\"", $ptext);
            $ptext = str_replace ("'", "'", $ptext);
            $ptext = str_replace ("&", "&", $ptext);
            $ptext = str_replace ("&lt;", "<", $ptext);
            $ptext = str_replace ("&gt;", ">", $ptext);
//      I added the member number on the line below.  It users muserID (Jack)
        print "            $star<br><BR>\n$online Member #: $muserID<br>".$userprofile[$mname]['gender'];
        print "\n           ".$userprofile[$mname]['location'];
        print "<br>\n            $postinfo\n           ".$userprofile[$mname]['avatar'].$ptext;
//      print "\n            {$userprofile[$mname]['ICQ']} $icq $msn $yim {$userprofile[$mname]['AIM']}<BR>\n";

Look for the part that says "Member # $muserID"

[Nemesis]

 

I seen the message at work and was going to post that when I got back home, but you beat me too it. Thanks.