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- - Staff rankings? (http://www.mysidiaadoptables.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3786)

Is there anyway I can make it, under their username when viewing their profile, it shows their staff ranking? For example, "Moderator" appears under their name. Thanks.

Well you can see this by clicking this link:
http://www.mysidiaadoptables.com/forum/showgroups.php

And you are not able to see such information by looking at their profile.

Actually, I meant making rankings for my site. XD Like, if there was a code to add rankings.

Oh sorry, I thought you were referring to this support forum since you mentioned Moderator. XD The usergroup Moderator does not exist on Mys sites, which is why it sounds so confusing.

No one has ever made a code to add ranking, but it should not be difficult. If you do not mind, take a screenshot of your profile page and use paint/photoshop to mark the location you want the text to display. I will write a code for you then.

http://i50.tinypic.com/bi1m50.png

Like this, where you can set the rankings to either moderator or admin for a certain user.
Thanks. c:

Well here you go!

Find this line in profile.php first:

PHP Code:


		
			
    $article_content .= "<li><strong><u>{$lang_basic_info} {$user}</u></strong><br /><br />
                            <img src='{$row->avatar}' border=0 width='100' height=100 /><br />
                            <strong>Member Since:</strong> {$row->membersince}<br /><br />
                            Gender: {$row->gender}<br />
                            Favorite Color: {$row->color}<br />
                            Nickname: {$row->nickname}<br />
                            Bio: <br />
                            {$row->bio}<br /></li>";

And replace with:

PHP Code:


		
			
    $usergroup = $adopts->join("groups", "groups.gid = users.usergroup")
                ->select("users", array(), constant("PREFIX")."users.username = '{$user}'")->fetchObject();
    $article_content .= "<li><strong><u>{$lang_basic_info} {$user}</u></strong><br /><br />
                            Usergroup: {$usergroup->groupname}<br />
                            <img src='{$row->avatar}' border=0 width='100' height=100 /><br />
                            <strong>Member Since:</strong> {$row->membersince}<br /><br />
                            Gender: {$row->gender}<br />
                            Favorite Color: {$row->color}<br />
                            Nickname: {$row->nickname}<br />
                            Bio: <br />
                            {$row->bio}<br /></li>";

This is what I get when I go to the user's profile:
"Fatal error: Call to undefined method PDO::join() in /home/ipetsx10/public_html/profile.php on line 110"

umm what version of this script are you using? Mys v1.3.1? o_o

Yep, that's the script version I'm using.

Are you sure about this? Its impossible that Mys v1.3.1's script does not recognize the Database::join() method. Anyway I can rewrite the code for you a few hours later, which should work even with Mys v1.3.0 and its beta.