It's a table in the database. To do what I'm suggesting you'll have to do some changes to the file admin/dochangeugroups.php to make it work.<br /><br />Something like this, find these lines:<br />
<br /> if ($HTTP_POST_VARS[$Id]) {<br /> if (!ereg("-$Id-",$Groups)) {<br /> $Groups .= "$Id-";<br /> }<br /> }<br /><br />Change them into this:<br />
<br /> if ($HTTP_POST_VARS[$Id]) {<br /> if (!ereg("-$Id-",$Groups)) {<br /> $Groups .= "$Id-";<br /> $Groups .= "$Id-";<br /> // Set the number to the group to alter color<br /> $colorgroup = 5;<br /> // The color to set<br /> $colorcode = "#FF6600";<br /> if ( $Id == "$colorgroup" ) {<br /> $query = "UPDATE {$config['tbprefix']}Users SET U_Color = '$colorcode' WHERE U_Number = '$User'";<br /> $dbh -> do_query($query);<br /> }<br /> }<br /> }<br /><br />Haven't tried the code, but it should update the username color when adding a user to the selected group. The color will stay the same if they are removed though, some more code will have to be added for that.
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