vBulletin LTS

Welcome Message by the Hour
Mod Version: 1.0.0, by vbenhancer

Will replace the boring "Welcome, vbenhancer." with something customized by the hour. You can edit each phrase to fit your fun.

as you see in the screenshot, the phrase "fit" the moment of the day, and when you hover the entire line, you now see what time it is when you load the page, instead of having to go to the footer to read it.

nex_welcome_x_link_y_00 => Browsing by midnight, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_01 => Look, it's dark outside, nexia!
nex_welcome_x_link_y_02 => nexia, don't you think it's time for bed?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_03 => Sure you'll be hard to keep awake today, nexia...
nex_welcome_x_link_y_04 => Shut, everybody's sleeping, nexia!
nex_welcome_x_link_y_05 => Welcome on this new day, nexia.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_06 => Early morning, nexia!
nex_welcome_x_link_y_07 => Breakfast time, nexia!
nex_welcome_x_link_y_08 => 'Morning, nexia.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_09 => Welcome to another day of work, nexia.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_10 => Where's the coffee yet, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_11 => Hum, hungry, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_12 => Dinner time, nexia!
nex_welcome_x_link_y_13 => Let's get back to work, nexia!
nex_welcome_x_link_y_14 => So, having a nice day, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_15 => 'Hope you enjoy your visit, nexia.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_16 => Clearing the day off, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_17 => Supper Time, nexia.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_18 => What's on the News tonight, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_19 => Homeworks, nexia, homeworks.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_20 => Aren't the kids in bed yet, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_21 => Time for some popcorn, nexia.
nex_welcome_x_link_y_22 => Need a massage, nexia?
nex_welcome_x_link_y_23 => Unable to sleep, nexia?

these phrases are the one used by the engine, without any template edit, any function added, it's a simple replacement, and it works on the fly, so you do not have to bother if the user see the right sentence for its hour of browsing.

note: september 24th, 2009: debug of the date function to display in other languages. vbdate() was replaced by date() so the sentence is ok. Just import the product again.

october 6th, 2009: another fix regarding the date, dropped the "local" call so any language is supposed to display at the right time...