###################################################3
#
#
#   Number of Topics the user has posted 
#
#  to be shown in his profile.   
#    
#  for 6.2.1.1   this may work with 6.0 to 6.2.xxx     
#
#

go in your CP and go in registration fields   

put in  Topics Posted in one of custom fields.  

just do not make it optinal or requiried. 

just type in whatever you like.  

Examples: 

Number of Topics posted

Threads Posted 

How Many topics posted

# of threads posted  




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ubb_new_topic.cgi  


find this code


	# update member file
	if ($reg_status eq 'reg') {
		$user_profile[7]++;





Add this code RIGHT after it.   


                $user_profile[18]++;


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## I use custom3  ( $user_profile[18] ) 


your guide 

	$user_profile[16] = $in{customfield1};
	$user_profile[17] = $in{customfield2};
	$user_profile[18] = $in{customfield3};
	$user_profile[19] = $in{customfield4};

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ubb_lib_posting.cgi 

find those code 

			# author info options
  			undef($regdate_line);
			undef($location_line);
                        undef($topic_total_line);
   			undef($post_total_line);


Add this somewhere you want in those code  as you want it to be in order....     



                        undef($topic_total_line);



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find this code  


		if ($vars_display{author_post_total} eq 'yes') {
				$post_total_line = qq( $vars_wordlets{author_posts} $user_profile[7] );
				push (@author_extra, $post_total_line);
			}





add this  after   



				$topic_total_line = qq( $vars_wordlets{author_topics} $user_profile[18] );
				push (@author_extra, $topic_total_line);



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notice about the number in $user_profile[  ] just be sure to use the correct number.   



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vars_wordlets.cgi  

find 

	'author_posts' => 'Posts:',


add after this


	'author_topics' => 'Topic Posts:',




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