In my previous forums (6.4.2) I had the ability modify someone's title. And I did, and we pretty much never utilized the post count aspect of setting the title, it was all done through admin work and denoted externally a status of belonging.
So, fast forward to now...those custom individual tags are now in the title slot, but can't be edited by me directly. Sure, I can do the custom one...
I guess what I should do is run a sql that copies the value of the title into the custom title, then either blank out the post count ones and force that through to everyone to clear it if I don't want it showing?
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#187209 - 06/16/0711:46 PMRe: Titles and Custom Titles
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Go to your CP-->profile settings-->member titles tab and at the bottom is a box to check to update member titles. This will delete all of the custom titles you had for your old board.
I realize I could do that, but I'd want them to go into the custom titles first
Any sql folks out there got a command that I could type in to do that?
Rick does not currently plan on changing that (I hope he changes his mind though as I would like to be able to access it via the CP, but I think he has upgraded the code maybe to pay more attention to the post count and update/overwrite customizations)
Maybe if enough of us complain he will re-evaluate it and make the change to support it or allow us as Admins to enable/disable post count changes to title.
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To update everyone's custom title to their current title you can use this sql:
update ubbt_USER_PROFILE set USER_CUSTOM_TITLE = USER_TITLE
As for the change. I'm not just being stubborn because I don't want to change it. It was a change to get rid of complaints/problems/false bug reports. People would put custom titles for users, update their user titles and then overwrite all of their custom titles.
What I will be doing is making it so you can decide to display just one or the other. IE. if a user has a custom title then only the custom title would display, not just the post title and the custom title. That way it basically works as it did before, but custom titles are stored in their own field, so we don't have the problems I mentioned above.