#### Show last 5 registered members HACK
#### by C.v. Marle (C.A.vanMarle@inter.NL.net)

# Some things may differ, because I've a very modified board...
# Sorry... If you can't find any thing, please mail me...
# BACK-UP all your files before editing!!!
# Don't blame me if your board's messed up

## =( Known bugs: if you remove one of the last 5 registered members he's still on
## ikonboard.cgi, you have to change this manualy in data/boardstats.cgi

(#) # = number of replacements
>> In these files [forumoptions.cgi(1), post.cgi(1), postings.cgi(1), setforums.cgi(1), setmembers.cgi(3)] add this:

		print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember1 = \"$lastregisteredmember1\"\;\n";
		print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember2 = \"$lastregisteredmember2\"\;\n";
		print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember3 = \"$lastregisteredmember3\"\;\n";
		print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember4 = \"$lastregisteredmember4\"\;\n";

>> After:

        print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember = \"$lastregisteredmember\"\;\n";

[ikonboard.cgi]

>> Change:

    ### Set up the variables for the last registered Member

    $cleanlastregistered = $lastregisteredmember;
    $cleanlastregistered =~ y/ /_/;
    $cleanlastregistered = qq~<a href="$profileprog?action=show&member=$cleanlastregistered">$lastregisteredmember</a>~;

    #------- HTML

    $output .= qq~
    <!-- Cgi-bot Begin Board logo and navigation -->
    <table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 width=$tablewidth align=center>
        <tr>
        <td width=30% rowspan=2><img src="$imagesurl/images/$boardlogo" border=0></td>
            <td valign=bottom align=right><font face="$font" color=$fontcolormisc size=2>
                $boardname welcomes its newest member $cleanlastregistered<br>
                $boardname has <b>$totalmembers</b> members with <b>$totalposts</b> posts in <b>$totalthreads</b> topics
            </td>
        </tr>
    </table>
		
>> To:

    ### Set up the variables for the last 5 registered Members

$lastregisteredmember0=$lastregisteredmember;
for ($i=0;$i<=5;$i++) {
	eval("\$cleanlastregistered$i = \$lastregisteredmember$i;");
	eval("\$cleanlastregistered$i =~ y/ /_/;");
	eval("\$cleanlastregistered$i = qq~<a href=\"\$profileprog?action=show&member=\$cleanlastregistered$i\">\$lastregisteredmember$i</a>~;");
}
$cleanlastregistered=$cleanlastregistered0;



    #------- HTML

    $output .= qq~
    <!-- Cgi-bot Begin Board logo and navigation -->
    <table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 width=$tablewidth align=center>
        <tr>
        <td width=30% rowspan=2><img src="$imagesurl/images/$boardlogo" border=0></td>
            <td valign=bottom align=right><font face="$font" color=$fontcolormisc size=2>
                $boardname welcomes its newest member $cleanlastregistered, $cleanlastregistered1, $cleanlastregistered2, $cleanlastregistered3, $cleanlastregistered4<br>
                $boardname has <b>$totalmembers</b> members with <b>$totalposts</b> posts in <b>$totalthreads</b> topics
            </td>
        </tr>
    </table>
	
>> You can change the line "$boardname welcomes its newest member $cleanlastregistered, $cleanlastregistered1, $cleanlastregistered2, $cleanlastregistered3, $cleanlastregistered4<br>"
>> to anything you want...
	
[register.cgi]

>> Change:

    print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember = \"$inmembername\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$totalmembers = \"$totalmembers\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$totalthreads = \"$totalthreads\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$totalposts = \"$totalposts\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\n1\;";
    close (FILE);
	
>> To:

    print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember = \"$inmembername\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember1 = \"$lastregisteredmember\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember2 = \"$lastregisteredmember1\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember3 = \"$lastregisteredmember2\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$lastregisteredmember4 = \"$lastregisteredmember3\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$totalmembers = \"$totalmembers\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$totalthreads = \"$totalthreads\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\$totalposts = \"$totalposts\"\;\n";
    print FILE "\n1\;";
    close (FILE);
	
	
# I think that should do it...       ;)      

# Mzzl, Chris

# P.S. if you find any bugs/errors please send me an e-mail