user_level colours

[Saberman]

does anyone know how this would be modified so the user_level 2 have red name and user_level 3 has purple and user_level 4 has orange and user_level 5 has pink

[Dave]

Re: user_level colours

does anyone know how this would be modified so the user_level 2 have red name and user_level 3 has purple and user_level 4 has orange and user_level 5 has pink

If you user a function to print out your usernames (Such as using Username($userid) instead of just using $ir['username']) this is very easy and just involves modifying the function, But if your not there are other ways you could attempt to do it globally on your game such as in the globals checking like this....

if($r['user_level'] == 2) {
$r['username'] = "<span style="color:red">".$r['username']."</span>";
} else {
$r['username'] = $r['username'];
}

No idea if this will work but i suppose its worth a try... I use $r because i beleive Mccode uses that on most pages (Viewuser and so on).

Report back if it works :)

[POG1]

Re: user_level colours

i once create a function and posted it here. try and use the search ;)

[Saberman]

Re: user_level colours

 

does anyone know how this would be modified so the user_level 2 have red name and user_level 3 has purple and user_level 4 has orange and user_level 5 has pink

If you user a function to print out your usernames (Such as using Username($userid) instead of just using $ir['username']) this is very easy and just involves modifying the function, But if your not there are other ways you could attempt to do it globally on your game such as in the globals checking like this....

 

if($r['user_level'] == 2) {
$r['username'] = "<span style="color:red">".$r['username']."</span>";
} else {
$r['username'] = $r['username'];
}

 

No idea if this will work but i suppose its worth a try... I use $r because i beleive Mccode uses that on most pages (Viewuser and so on).

Report back if it works :)

that didnt work this is how my current one looks like

 

   echo sprintf("Name: %s [%s] %s 
", ($r['donatordays']) ? '<span style="color: blue;">'.stripslashes($r['username']).'</span>' : stripslashes($r['username']), number_format($r['userid']), ($r['donatordays']) ? '[img=donator.gif]' : '');

[POG1]

Re: user_level colours

 

	function formattedName($userid) { 

	$result = mysql_query(sprintf("SELECT `username`,`userid`,`user_level`,`donatordays` FROM `users` WHERE `userid` = %u;",$userid));
	if(mysql_num_rows($result)) { 

		$player = mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_ASSOC);
		$type = 'player';
		if($player['donatordays'] > 0) { $type = 'donator'; }
		if($player['user_level'] == 2) { $type = 'admin'; }
		elseif($player['user_level'] == 5) { $type = 'assistant'; }

		return '[url="viewuser?u='.$player['userid'].'"]'.$player['username'].'[/url]';

	} else { return false; }

}

 

You just need to add the CSS classes :)

[Danny696]

Re: user_level colours

lol what happened to the secs?