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User info overwritten on same line
I am not sure if this should go under extensions, styles, or bugs...
When I am logged in as an admin and I go to view a user's info, "style" and last known IP" are written onto the same line - unless the user has gone in and specificed which style they would like to use. Below are screenshots of what I mean -
When style is specified
When style is unspecified
Is there a quick fix to this? It isn't a major problem, just more of an annoyance.
When I am logged in as an admin and I go to view a user's info, "style" and last known IP" are written onto the same line - unless the user has gone in and specificed which style they would like to use. Below are screenshots of what I mean -
When style is specified
When style is unspecified
Is there a quick fix to this? It isn't a major problem, just more of an annoyance.
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This is a very easy fix in 0.9.2, and when I'm sober tomorrow, I'll tell you how to do it.
$StyleOption .= "<a href=\"javascript:SetStyle('".$AccountUser->StyleID."', '".($AccountUser->StyleID == 0?urlencode($AccountUser->CustomStyle):"")."');\">".$AccountUser->Style."</a>"; } else { $StyleOption .= $AccountUser->Style;
to this
$StyleOption .= "<a href=\"javascript:SetStyle('".$AccountUser->StyleID."', '".($AccountUser->StyleID == 0?urlencode($AccountUser->CustomStyle):"")."');\">".ReturnNonEmpty($AccountUser->Style)."</a>"; } else { $StyleOption .= ReturnNonEmpty($AccountUser->Style);
that should fix it. Let me know either way.
Cheers