Okay this is a bit of a curly question.

I've been working on toggling the profile field information shown under the avatar to save space on posts. I'm using punBB in this case on our testboard.

Now I have two fields that I want to always display.

you can see it working here with the show/hide button under the Avatar.

I want to set the Nationality icon and Race (Muggle) Icon to always display

should be pretty simple right?

Except that it involves having a unique ID for each field.
Which Forumotion's doesn't seem to have (though logically one must exist).

Anyone got any ideas?

Can you not just remove those two items from the code, so they appear?

I wish!

but the profile fields are all dynamically added though php (which can't be modified in the template). there's no way to separate them in the code.

The code is as follows:

Code:

   <div class="user-info toggle">
                        <!-- BEGIN profile_field -->
{postrow.displayed.profile_field.LABEL}{postrow.displayed.profile_field.CONTENT}{postrow.displayed.profile_field.SEPARATOR}
                        <!-- END profile_field -->
                        {postrow.displayed.POSTER_RPG}
                     </div>

Ideally there would be a field such as {postrow.displayed.profile_field.ID} but I've been using trial and error to find one without any luck.

G'Evening

That's the thing with our templates, there's alot that are either too closely links so if u edit it, it screw the other over, or it's all mashed into 1 code so u can't edit it

I'm not aware of a code, or way that's able to do what you wish.

Cheers Darren, I wanted to know if i was overlooking anything before I started looking at some curly Javascript solutions

Looks like it might be a case of finding a way to 'strip' the dirtycode from the label variable to create a id or somesuch. *sigh* fun fun.

Change this:

Code:

<div class="user-info toggle">
<!-- BEGIN profile_field -->
    {postrow.displayed.profile_field.LABEL}{postrow.displayed.profile_field.CONTENT}{postrow.displayed.profile_field.SEPARATOR}
<!-- END profile_field -->
<div>

to this:

Code:

<!-- BEGIN profile_field -->
    <div class="profile-field">
        {postrow.displayed.profile_field.LABEL}{postrow.displayed.profile_field.CONTENT}
    </div>
<!-- END profile_field -->

<div class="user-info toggle"></div>

<script type="text/javascript>
(code to append profile fields to toggle DIV)
</script>

Each profile field will now be enclosed in a DIV tag with a class name. Since you know the order of the profile fields, all you need is a short script that appends the desired profile field DIVs into the toggle DIV.

Thanks heaps!

but it still doesn't assign the class values

using <div class="profile-field"> just gives all of them a value of profile-field

figuring a typo i tried <div class={profile-field}> but all that did was give them a blank value.

How did you make your background green?

Green is from the THANKS button.

and good news!

Turns out that everything between the comments seems to run for each profile field.

So writing a little javascript I was able to generate a counter and assign it to a span around the value.

It's not perfect but it works

first you need to define i in the header.
simple as adding

Code:



<script type="text/javascript">
var i = 1;
</script>


then insert the javascript between profile_field.LABEL and CONTENTS

Code:

<!-- BEGIN profile_field -->
    <div class=profile_field>
        {postrow.displayed.profile_field.LABEL}

<script type="text/javascript">
i++;

var id = "a" + i;

document.write('<span id="'+id+'">');

</script>

{postrow.displayed.profile_field.CONTENT}</span>
    </div>
<!-- END profile_field -->


so this is solved

cool stuff.

Since the topic now appares to be solved i will now mark and lock the thread.