I've been going through what I can find, and dedicated hours (and beers) to trying to figure this out.
From what I can see, this line is what I'm after:
#use constant CAPPED_TRIPS => ('!!example1'=>' capcode','!!example2'=>' <em>cap</em>'); # Admin tripcode hash, for startng threads when locked down, and similar. Format is '!trip'=>'capcode', where 'capcode' is what is shown instead of the trip. This can contain HTML, but keep it valid XHTML!
It seems if I and the right tripcode in the script, the board will show the 'capcode' instead of the trip. For example, if I enter "MonCapitan#banana" the board returns with "MonCapitan!5RRtZawAKg".
All-powerful logic indicates that if I add the line:
#use constant CAPPED_TRIPS => '!5RRtZawAKg'=>' ADMIN'
then enter the name "MonCapitan#banana" it *should* return with "MonCapitan ADMIN", but all experiments have failed, with the board returning the raw tripcode. I have tried putting the add-in line before and inside the brackets... Maybe it is a lost cause. But darn-it I'll keep trying!
From what I can see, this line is what I'm after:
#use constant CAPPED_TRIPS => ('!!example1'=>' capcode','!!example2'=>' <em>cap</em>'); # Admin tripcode hash, for startng threads when locked down, and similar. Format is '!trip'=>'capcode', where 'capcode' is what is shown instead of the trip. This can contain HTML, but keep it valid XHTML!
It seems if I and the right tripcode in the script, the board will show the 'capcode' instead of the trip. For example, if I enter "MonCapitan#banana" the board returns with "MonCapitan!5RRtZawAKg".
All-powerful logic indicates that if I add the line:
#use constant CAPPED_TRIPS => '!5RRtZawAKg'=>' ADMIN'
then enter the name "MonCapitan#banana" it *should* return with "MonCapitan ADMIN", but all experiments have failed, with the board returning the raw tripcode. I have tried putting the add-in line before and inside the brackets... Maybe it is a lost cause. But darn-it I'll keep trying!
