Question Additional Criteria, remove <br /> between sticky/non-sticky achievements

[joshuwae]

1. Can you please explain how I use the Additional Criteria field?

Example: I would like members to earn achievements for more than 180 days and less than 365 days.


2. I would like to ensure that certain achievements always display first - but I don't want the <br /> in between the sticky / non-sticky groups. Where is that??!?! I've been going mad trying to find it!

 

[Fillip H.]

1. In the first set of dropdowns, select Days Registered, >= and 180. Fill out the rest of the Achievement as normal.
Then, type in 1 in the "Additional Criteria" field.
Hit submit.
The page will now reload, with an additional dropdown set available to you.
select Days Registered, =< and 365.
Leave Additional Criteria at 0.
Hit submit.

2. I believe that's hard-coded in the files and there's no options to remove it at this time, sorry.

 

[joshuwae]

Great. #2 isn't as critical - now that I can clear out all the redundant achievements.

One more question...

In my version of vB, I'm not able to successfully place the award location in a custom location in the postbit. I only have one option in Awards Display Style: Postbit. (Below Post Count) Is that right? I pretty much am using the default vB style.

Referring to:
http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/thre...d-image-location-in-postbit?highlight=postbit

When I place $vbactivity_postbit[medal] I see the actual text of this string.

 

[Fillip H.]

Please use the correct code for your vB version as per that thread.

 

[joshuwae]

Well... okay... it wasn't necessarily labeled in any way - so I went through and tried the three examples shared. Here are the results:


{$reward[pre]}<img src="images/icons/vbactivity/{$reward[icon]}" alt="{$reward[title]}" border="0" align="top" />{$reward[post]} displays as...

{$reward[pre]}{$reward[title]}{$reward[post]}



<img src="images/icons/vbactivity/{$reward[icon]}" alt="{$reward[title]}" border="0" align="top" /> displays as...

{$reward[title]}

and.. as mentioned...

$vbactivity_postbit[medal] displays as...
$vbactivity_postbit[medal]


Is there something you were hoping I would see that I didn't?

 

[Fillip H.]

Oh I see, that thread only contains vB3 code.

Go look in the original templates for vB4 to see how the vB4 code looks, arrays in vB4 templates are printed like {vb:raw reward.pre} etc