%name% on news

[AlexstyleRetro]

Hi guys!

I would like to add that the name of the user who is viewing the page is displayed with the %name% function.

Example
Hello %name% = Hello AlexstyleRetro on page News.

Thanks

 

[SaW]

What cms?

 

[AlexstyleRetro]

What cms?

Thanks for reply.

I use HabboCity CMS base.
Ufo Server

 

[JayC]

Did you try {username}

 

[AlexstyleRetro]

Did you try {username}

Thanks for reply.
Nothing

 

[JayC]

Thanks for reply.
Nothing

Just echo the username in php from your session variable. Should have an example in me.php

 

[AlexstyleRetro]

Just echo the username in php from your session variable. Should have an example in me.php

In me.php is this:

<?php echo $user['username']; ?>

If I try to insert it, it goes out as it is written, Can I shorten it for the news?

 

[JayC]

In me.php is this:

<?php echo $user['username']; ?>

If I try to insert it, it goes out as it is written, Can I shorten it for the news?

News gets filtered in the database that's why it won't work. You'll need to go into where the news gets loaded and in the PHP code call to the body variable and do a replace function. Search for %username% and replace with $user[username]

 

[AlexstyleRetro]

News gets filtered in the database that's why it won't work. You'll need to go into where the news gets loaded and in the PHP code call to the body variable and do a replace function. Search for %username% and replace with $user[username]

You can not find anything with% username% or something like that.

 

[SaW]

You'd have to write your own function that filters the news content and replaces the %username% placeholder. I assume preg_replace would do the job.

 

[AlexstyleRetro]

You'd have to write your own function that filters the news content and replaces the %username% placeholder. I assume preg_replace would do the job.

In $replacement insert this? <?php echo $user['username']; ?>

 

[SaW]

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