Tutorial Years of Service using template conditionals

Well, I'm not even decent making plugins at this moment but I managed to make this using template conditionals and I know some of you guys would like to learn how to do it so yeah.

So, here's how you're going to do it

Really A great tutorial. Would be great if a plugin is made by this code :D

Wait...

Is this for every user it shows? Can't we set it to like some few members example UID: 1,2,3 something..

15-04-2015, 03:09 PM

Mr_Joker Wrote: Wait...

Is this for every user it shows? Can't we set it to like some few members example UID: 1,2,3 something..

This shows for every user, not specific UIDs. And yes, it is possible to do it for a few UIDs.

Also, OP:
Aokie released a plugin for this, but oh well.

* Akay is hitting his head in a wall.

How can i do it can you tell me please? And how do i change the date like example put todays date?

15-04-2015, 04:31 PM

Mr_Joker Wrote: How can i do it can you tell me please? And how do i change the date like example put todays date?

You want it to be month, days, years, what?

more details, lol

Days please and i want to do it for each user like example UID, 1,2,3 or something.

It works for me.



I changed the 365 with 6 just to show you guys.

That guy registered today, here is my postbit



I registered more than six days ago so yay.

It works for me on every user

How do i do 5 years? I want it to say 5 years