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Can I natively edit user titles?
dmsinger
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I imported my forum from vBulletin. All of the users had their user titles from vBulletin, which would change depending on certain stats (length of membership, post count, etc.).
It's nice to see them, but I can't see any way to edit or configure them. They're labeled AuthorTitle in the of the html.
I'm using the community version. Is this some accidental carryover that's only available in the hosted version?
I also noticed this addon: https://vanillaforums.org/addon/yagarankinmeta-plugin
@hgtonight would this edit/configure the same field? Would be a most convenient addition if so.
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You can active the plugin ProfileExtender and create a field called "Title". Check "Show on profiles" and every user will be edit his current title.
Thank you. I have that going already, so an easy add. I'm not looking to have it be user-defined as much as system-defined, but it at least gives us an easy-editing option at the moment.
So you only want to edit the title in the dashboard? Wrap this in a plugin:
Vanilla has some magic. If possible, all fields in a form will be saved to the table that is connected with that form. The user edit form is connected to the user table and there is a column called "Title" in "GDN_User". That's why simply adding a form field is enough in this case.
Along with Yaga, this would provide the same functionality.
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Thanks @hgtonight just wondering if I'll have to suppress the current title, or if Yaga uses the same field.
Different field. Do you know the name of the DB field this uses? I love integrating with the core components if possible.
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Based on that answer to my suggestion, I guess it is the Title column in the User table
@hgtonight I see it there, like @R_J said. In the User table there's a column called "Title". varchar, 100 length.