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Link to the member's profile on the "Member" title, not the Username

 
Author Danny2000
Partaker		 #1 | Posted: 22 Oct 2009 15:46 
how can I link "Member" like old forum.. when you clicked on member you have been redirected to his profile..

for example:

Danny2000
Forums Member

I don't want when you click the name to be redirect in his profile..
I want the old way you can click on member down ID name.. then you redirect to his profile..
how can I change setting? (hope you get what I mean)

Author Paul
Lead Developer 		 #2 | Posted: 23 Oct 2009 02:53 
- Modify templates/main_posts_cell.html

- Where it says

{$pLink1}{$posterName}{$pLink2}
remove {$pLink1} and {$pLink2} so it lists just {$posterName}

- Put the tags you removed around {$viewReg} in the same template, for example:

{$pLink1}{$viewReg}{$pLink2}
- Let us know how it works :)

Author Danny2000
Partaker		 #3 | Posted: 23 Oct 2009 05:16 
Paul:
Let us know how it works :)
Ya it works.. Thanks a Lot.. :)

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