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How did you get past me when I was way way ahead of not only you but everyone else on this forum ...

I didn't mean for you to actually, well yeah I did, but with guidance from me. If you could find the files it is initiated I can change it, I am a programmer. As I said, all languages are the same, it is only a matter of learning the dialect it has to communicate with the machine.

I tried to load the ubb but I'm too old of a setup on this machine, it complained and quit.

How it is sitting now, that 'term' is hard coded in the class that makes up, what was it 'modname'?? Some where in some file it tells the program what that class means, and there is where the hard coded term will be or a pointer to it.

I saved that page and all its sub page code but that class is not mentioned in any but the main page where the names appear. You too can see that by saving the html page to local drive and viewing with the text editor like notepad. Where you see the names show up on the page, is listed in the code in some of the html code lines as plain text following the <class-"what-ever"><what-ever name> or some thing like that. I'll go get the exact line...


That was quick,

<span class="modname">SlackerSlayer</span>

The front part using code grabs my name and inserts it after the part <span class="modname">.

Search for 'modname' and you will find the file the class is made.

Unless your patience is long then your team will crack it for you.

ps, if you actually type in yourself those bold tags in forum pages, Like this, you are more than half way to being a php guru.

You rock lrod :-)

Have you looked at the code behind the web pages? Meaning opening up the files in a simple text editor.

Hey yo, this appears to be the code that draws up the user name for page display,

<span class="modname">SlackerSlayer</span>

My name part ignore.

If you can find out where the

'class="modname"

is located and send me the code I may be able to see what the problem is with the wrongly displayed text for anon posts.

It should be in the bin folder if there is such a folder in that programs directory.

Search with windows search tool, for the text within all files in that programs location for the above 'modname' text to find out where the class is described.

Rock On.

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