You could always just use output buffering and do string replaces...
But if you don't want to do that:
(01-05-2014 05:47 AM)Destroy666 Wrote: I'd like to add another $user item here:
Assuming you want to add another row, you could use the my_date hook. You'd want to subclass the $db object beforehand though, firstly so that you can access the $user variable (since the code is within a function) and secondly so that you can ensure you're executing in the right place.
(01-05-2014 05:47 AM)Destroy666 Wrote: and another <tr> here:
Subclassing $table or appending stuff to the $lang strings.