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Aetherdan

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  1. For anyone who is interested in the future, this is how I did it. // Initialize IPS4 Framework require_once('./init.php'); // Indicate that we should consider this a front-end session so we can obtain the currently logged in users information. \IPS\Session\Front::i(); // Fetch linked account details $setting = \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->profileFields(); $username = $setting['core_pfieldgroups_2']['core_pfield_2'];
  2. Hi, love this widget, got a question. Do you know how I could reference a custom profile field value in the php widget? I have users who signup fill out their usernames for a particular game, and I want to use that value to populate a widget that shows their player statistics. I have created everything, but can't seem to work out how to get their username from the custom profile field. Edit: Resolved with this guidance:
  3. Is it possible to change the name of the widget? I want to say online today, instead of who was online. Edit: Found it under language section, apologies for silly question.
  4. Thanks for getting back to me, I ended up just designing the footer manually. Cheers!
  5. This plugin wasn't working on my localhost server, the settings wouldn't save for Quicklinks. All that seemed to work was styling. I ended up removing the plugin and just using the template files to create my own styled footer. Same issue as the other person above. Nothing saves when editing the quick links settings.
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