You had 52 users who customized their profiles already. Are those userid in there?
Which CSS please?
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The workaround with the SQL Query only works if the usergroup is allowed to customize their profile.
As soon as I disallow customization for a usergroup the profile is converted back to its original vB colors.
And a blue editor and a blue backround look horrible in a Green forum design!
Any help here?
I dont want my users to edit their profile but I want the profile to have the same colors as my site has.Michael Scheel
Facharzt für Kinder- und Jugendmedizin
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The workaround with the SQL Query only works if the usergroup is allowed to customize their profile.
As soon as I disallow customization for a usergroup the profile is converted back to its original vB colors.
And a blue editor and a blue backround look horrible in a Green forum design!
Any help here?
I dont want my users to edit their profile but I want the profile to have the same colors as my site has.Comment
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I'm had the exact same issue where I couldn't set the profiles to look like mine until I went back and allowed that Usergroup permissions to change their profile. Once is made the sql change, I when back to the usergroup and disabled their permissions. Works great and like this option now that I understand it all and things were announced here on how to fix things. Well done and sorry to be quick to attack a good feature.
Cheers!Comment
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What DID work was to edit the profilecustomize.php file and use more sensible mapping to avoid the font colours from being snagged from the header_background colour.You don't know what you don't know...Comment
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How do I customize my profile to look like the default? Do you mean remove all the information, like where I live?
Very likely is one what?
Execute the query
UPDATE <TABLE_PREFIX>customprofile SET userid = -1 WHERE userid = <this userid>;
So for example if on your member profile page the url is something like member.php?12-fred, and your table prefix is vbf_, your query would be
[B]UPDATE vbf_customprofile SET userid = -1 WHERE userid = 12;Last edited by Mermaid; Tue 26 Oct '10, 12:32pm.Comment
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Temporary fix, PMed by Edwin Brown.
In /vb/profilecustomize.php, about line 195
(add the red code)
public static function getSiteDefaultTheme()
{
//try pulling a site customization
$theme_data = vB_dB_Assertor::getInstance()->assertQuery('customprofile',
array('type' => 's', 'userid' => -1) );
if ($theme_data->valid())
{
$theme = $theme_data->current();
if ($theme_data->valid())
{
return $theme;
}
}
//We set from stylevars.
if (!self::$stylevars)
{
self::$stylevars = vB::$vbulletin->stylevars;
}Comment
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This is the most absurd thing to do to software. This aspect of it wasn't broken, yet somebody thought they should fix it and now it's a mess.
Please, please please do something.Comment
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After reading this post by lynne, http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...07#post2063607
I found this css template, userprofile.css
.userprof_button{
color: {vb:raw button_text_color};
background-color: {vb:raw button_background_color};
background-image: {vb:raw button_background_image};
background-repeat: {vb:raw button_background_repeat};
border-color: {vb:raw button_border};
To this,
.userprof_button{
color: {vb:raw button_text_color};
background-color: {vb:raw button_background_color};
background-image: {vb:raw button_background_color};
background-repeat: {vb:raw button_background_repeat};
border-color: {vb:raw button_border};
and it seems to have disappeared?Comment
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