You can use Users > Member Statistics to display any user group in the members page. It works well if you just need a roster displaying groups and the members within that group.
Hi I'm just trying to basically make a roster system (yes I've seen the roster system for XF2 since I'm looking to only use one feature of it, $25 is a bit steep for what I need) I was hoping to make something like:
HTML:
h1 - Administrators
<for user in users>
<if $user=="administrator">
<$avatar>
<$username>
<endif>
<endfor>
h1 - Moderators
<for user in users>
<if $user=="Moderator">
<$avatar>
<$username>
<endif>
<endfor>
Edit 1: Is there a location I can find where to find the right callback for member list?
One of the action methods there should contain the information you are looking for. You will need to extend this controller and redirect its output to your own template. That's basically it.
One of the action methods there should contain the information you are looking for. You will need to extend this controller and redirect its output to your own template. That's basically it.
If you want a simple solution which works with copy & paste, yes.
Otherwise, you can stick with your callback but IIRC callbacks have to be static methods so you would need to rewrite the controller logic.