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I'm currently running vBulletin 4.x (at least for the next couple months) but I want to migrate to XenForo and want to make sure that when I do, I can convert all the likes and thanks to the built-in Like system in Xenforo (not going to use the dislike feature).

This code uses preg_replace which means it uses regex. Why can't you use a character_class [\s?\.;:,] to match the ending character?

I do NET want there to be a notification for mentions in a private message. Hence my request: Basically my users like the @username syntax and they want it to be consistent throughout the site. For example, if my moderators see someone advertising their products on a thread instead of...

Please do! My users aren't happy they can't use this in their PMs! A feature should be consistent across the site. At this time I would also ask if you could enable this in the blogs feature as well (if it isn't already)

Is there anyway to use this in private messages and just exclude the code that lists the mentions to the mentioned user? (since it IS a private message!)

Thanks for that! I got it sorted and I modified it further. I had been using a mod that wrapped username tags around a username to accomplish the same thing, but it was cumbersome. So, I edited the script further to wrap those tags around the username instead of the URL tags. The USER tag...

That's the rub. Ta mate!

When I type @username, nothing happens it doesn't link to the users profile or become bold as I configured it to do.

I uploaded all of the files to their appropriate directories and I installed the xml file via the products system. I allowed the mentions and disallowed the thread tags in all of the forums. However, when I try to use it, it doesn't work. My forum is http://www.controlbooth.com