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[Joshie]

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I am wondering if there is a way I can edit a file, and modify the ages on registration.

Like, on the register page, there is 1900 to 2007. I am wanting to fix it to where it's only... I'd say. 1950 to 1992.

Is this possible? If so, then how can I do it?

[Joshie]

Bumps.

[.QUACK.Major.Pain]

That's probably generic to the mod files. One of the guys would have to tell you how to re-mod the files to suit your preference. For us guys, not knowing where to look, sucks. LOL

Otherwise we could play with it ourselves.

[Whisky]

here I am

[Joshie]

[quote=""Whisky";p="24740""]here I am <img>


OPEN includesmods_settingsmod_profile_control_panel.php

FIND]

Code: Select all

for ($i=1900; $i <= date('Y', time()); $i++)

[b]REPLACE WITH]

Code: Select all

        //for ($i=1900; $i <= date('Y', time()); $i++)

[b]
AFTER, ADD LINE]

Code: Select all

for ($i=1950; $i <= 1992; $i++)

[color=green]SAVE AND CLOSE

Refresh <!-- s]SWEET!

Thank you.

[tmotley]

Would it be correct to assume that to limit the ages to start at 1970 it would be:

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for ($i=1970; $i <= date('Y', time()); $i++)

[Whisky]

yes in this case you will pick a date between 1970 and now

you dont like grannies? <img>

[Joshie]

I am back!

I am looking for register page edit.. Because I am trying to put <br> where the secruity code are because it's right beside "Administrator for help".

Preview - http://www.killyourboredom.com/profile. ... ff46163571

[.QUACK.Major.Pain]

Might be me but the "year of birth" goes 1900-1993. What happened to 1994-2007? LOL

[nGAGE]

Perhaps it's his way of saying that he doesn't want members younger then 13?

[.QUACK.Major.Pain]

LOL - not gonna stop em but worth a try I guess.

[Frost]

Try looking in templates/yours/profilcp/register_body.tpl

Look for l_image thats the image being displayed