RevCMS Username Change (Alongwith Rooms to new user) + Account Settings
Hi,
Can anyone help me code a username change for RevCMS (Phoenix Emulator);
What it does:
User changes their name from 1234 to 12345 - Room owners name changes from 1234 - 12345;
But has a 48 hour guaranteed change, so no one can use the username 1234 until it's been processed?
+ with account settings, any possibility someone can help me with adding hide_online / block_newfriends / hide_inroom and accept_trading?
Please thank you if you can.
Why would you want to create one when you can use :flagme within Emulator? By creating this feature you might have more chances on having an exploit.
;flagme is an exploit itself.
Only in older versions of phoenix.Originally Posted by JackQuery
Oh okay. What about the account settings where people can select hide_online / block_newfriends / hide_inroom and accept_trading?
Google works x) try here
Haha, thanks but I have tried that already. They just don't work for some reason;
Everytime I put 0 to 1 on the settings page, it doesn't change, resets itself back to 0.
Can anyone help me plz?
Don't add it, it would be exploitable just use :flagme in newer version of Phoenix (GTE), and if your doing it manually through database itself, it shouldn't auto change back to it's default setting
No I am doing it through account settings page, I need help :( can someone plz help?
You still don't get it.. But creating this feature in PHP coding the chances of it being secure and working 100% is a slim to none.
I am talking about the hide_online / block_newfriends / hide_inroom and accept_trading !!
Do you even have a base for the code? No one is going to just code something for you... you need at least attempt it yourself, before I got people to fix most of my codes up.
I have this:
class.template.php
account settings:PHP Code:$this->setParams('acc_frndreq', $users->getInfo($_SESSION['user']['id'], 'block_newfriends')); $this->setParams('acc_trade', $users->getInfo($_SESSION['user']['id'], 'accept_trading')); $this->setParams('acc_online', $users->getInfo($_SESSION['user']['id'], 'hide_online'));
PHP Code:<form method="post" id="profileForm"> <h3>Block Trading</h3> <p>Setting to "0" will not allow any user to trade you. Setting to "1" will allow any user to trade you.</p> <p><label>Setting:<input type="text" name="acc_trade" size="32" maxlength="32" value="{acc_trade}" id="avatarmotto"></label></p> <h3>Block New Friends</h3> <p>Setting to "1" will not allow any user to add you. Setting to "0" will allow any user to add you.</p> <p><label>Setting:<input type="text" name="acc_frndreq" size="32" maxlength="32" value="{acc_frndreq}" id="avatarmotto"></label></p> <h3>Online Visibility</h3> <p>Setting to "1" will not allow other users to notice your online status. Setting to "0" will allow other users to notice your online status. <br/> 0 = ON | 1 = OFF</p> <p><label>Setting:<input type="text" name="acc_online" size="32" maxlength="32" value="{acc_online}" id="avatarmotto"></label></p> <h3>Follow Ability</h3> <p>Setting to "1" will not allow your friends to Follow you. Setting to "0" will allow your friends to follow you.<br/> 0 = ON | 1 = OFF</p> <p><label>Setting:<input type="text" name="acc_follow" size="32" maxlength="32" value="{acc_follow}" id="avatarmotto"></label></p> <div class="settings-buttons"> <input type="submit" value="Save changes" name="settings" class="submit" style="float:right"> </div> </form>
And on newer ones, and gte ones. :)
Google any edited RevCMS theme that has the settings. (I'm guessing you are using RevCMS, if not Google RevCMS, i recommend it allthrough it does have some exploits, their easy to fix) Anyways, just copy the parts from it and add them to your page. Remember to give some credits to the maker of the theme. Hope this helped.
I did thats where I got it from, just didn't work lol.
Did you add the columns to the database? Or you mean they didn't show up?
It's in users table, I don't know why it dont work :(
By any chance, is your account settings page saved as a html file? I found the same issue when setting one to this. Other wise, you could try turning error reporting on and see if it throws any errors.
Nope it's .php, how can I turn error reporting on?
It should be on by default.
well i dont understand what's the issue.
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