Question Changing the text description of an existing usertype

Hi there,

in 1.5 Version of Kunena I added following code in the template file view.php to define all users with a certain ugid=19 are defined as Members.

elseif ($ugid == 19) {
$msg_usertype = 'Mitglied';

Could someone please give me some hint, how I could do that for Kunena 1.6.1

Thanks in advavce and best regards

Michael

Do you mean some ACL...? Have you read this: Third party ACL components requirements

Hi Mortti,

thanks for the fast reply.
I dont need any third party ACL component.

I just want to change the usertye name from "User" to "Member" when ugid = 19. Thats all.
In Kunena 1.5 I could do this simply with two lines of code, as specified above.

Best regards

Michael

So your question "Adding an additional usertype" is not really your question. Your real question seems to be about "Changing the text description of an existing usertype". Is that right? If that is your real question, would you like to change the subject of your first message, please?

Hi Sozzled,

I want users with ugid = 19 to be named as "Member" and user with ugid<>19 to be named as "User".

If you feel, that my title selection is not appropriate, you are welcome to change it.

I would rather prefer to have a solution, how to do this in Kunena 1.6.1

Best regards and have a good day

Michael

mibert wrote: If you feel, that my title selection is not appropriate, you are welcome to change it.

I'm just trying to understand the question, that's all.

For example, there's a big difference between asking "how do I change the oil in my engine" and "how do I change the oil system in my engine" It's only one word, isn't it? "Adding an additional usertype", to me, is like asking how to change Joomla and, for the answer to those kinds of questions, I would suggest you seek advice from forum.joomla.org .

So, when we understand the question we might be able to provide you with an answer. The choice is yours and the power to make the change to the subject title is in your hands, too.