Changing inbuilt text

Hello,
Firstly, I know I could somehow accomplish what I want using jQuery, but I'm wondering if it's possible to edit the text that appears in the screenshot? I just want to access the numbers, and members, and simply re-write the text?

I'll take this as "not possible", so you may throw this into garbage lel..

hello

what text exactly do you want to change?

All of these, but only texts. I was thinking of somewhat grabbing the global variables, and just put my own text and add those variables to the text.

But here's how I want it to be like:

Forum Members
Registered members: <list all online registered members here>

Birthdays today: <variable>
Upcoming birthdays (in 30 days): <variable>

Total online: <variable> users [Members:<#ofonlinemembers>, Guests:<#ofonlineguests>, Robots:<#ofonlinerobots>]
Record online users: <variable>

Forum Statistics
Total posts: <variable>
Registered users: <variable>
Newest member: <variable>

i do not know sorry maybe someone else can help you

In your index_body template, add this script anywhere:

Code:

$(function(){
var totalposts='{TOTAL_POSTS}'.match(/\d+/);
var totalmembers='{TOTAL_USERS}'.match(/\d+/);
var lastuserurl='{NEWEST_USER}'.match(/\/u\d+/);
var lastusername='{NEWEST_USER}'.split("strong")[2].match(/[^><\/]/g).join("");
var totalon='{TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE}'.match(/>\d+\</).join("").match(/\d+/).join("");
var onregistred='{TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE}'.match(/\d+\ Registered/).join("").match(/\d+/).join("");
var onvisitors='{TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE}'.match(/\d+\ Guest/).join("").match(/\d+/).join("");
var onhidden='{TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE}'.match(/\d+\ Hidden/).join("").match(/\d+/).join("");
var recordonline='{RECORD_USERS}'.match(/>\d+\</).join("").match(/\d+/).join("");
var userliston='{LOGGED_IN_USER_LIST}'.split("Registered Users: ")[1];
})

You will now be able to use the following js variables:
totalposts-Total number of posts on your forum
totalmembers-Total number of members on your forum
lastuserurl-Link to the last registered user's profile
lastusername-Name of the last registered user
totalon-Number of users online now(Registered+Hidden+Visitors)
onregistered-Number of registered users online now
onvisitors-Number of visitors online now
onhidden-Number of hidden users online now
recordonline-Most users online at the same moment
userliston-The list of online users

How to use

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Let's say that the element you want to contain the number of posts has the id #posts. Than to display the total number of posts there, you would have to add this code after

Code: $(function(){

in the code above:

Code:

$("#posts").html(totalposts)

Can you please activate my test account in your forum?
I need it to create the JS for you.

o/

Post your index_body template here.

As I have already told you, you have to make an element on the page:

Code:

<div id="totalposts"></div>

Than in the JS code, after

Code: $(function(){

, add

Code:

$("#totalposts").html(totalposts);

Send me a PM with the founder username and password if you're still having troubles.

Did you actually test this, @Wolfuryo? I tested this on my site and not even I got it to work.

Matter of fact, yes, I tested it for a few months. I am using it on my forum and it works perfectul. Anyway, I'm waiting for a PM with founder username and password from BloodDrunk.