Help me, to edit this code!

[v123shine]

I want hide image from guest (unregister member) and i want register member can view the images in post/thread.

I make this simple plugin, and this plugin hide images from all member.

{
$this->post['message'] = preg_replace("/<img.+?\>/i" , "<img $1 />", $this->post['message']);
}



how to hide images only for guest and register user can view the image?

please help me!

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help me, please!

[BirdOPrey5]

I want hide image from guest (unregister member) and i want register member can view the images in post/thread.

I make this simple plugin, and this plugin hide images from all member.

{
$this->post['message'] = preg_replace("/<img.+?\>/i" , "<img $1 />", $this->post['message']);
}



how to hide images only for guest and register user can view the image?

please help me!

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help me, please!

Are you in postbit_display_complete?

Try this:


if ($show['guest'])
{
$this->post['message'] = preg_replace("/<img.+?\>/i" , "<img $1 />", $this->post['message']);
}


That should run it only for guests.

[v123shine]

Wow, great working :)

Yes, i make in 'postbit_display_complete'.

Is that a way to hide image from 31 december 2008 to 1 January 2011 for guest only?
if 2 january or 3 january guest can view the image.

Help me, please!

[BirdOPrey5]

Wow, great working :)

Yes, i make in 'postbit_display_complete'.

Is that a way to hide image from 31 december 2008 to 1 January 2011 for guest only?
if 2 january or 3 january guest can view the image.

Help me, please!

I don'y get it, we're already well past January 2011 :confused:

[BirdOPrey5]

Oh you mean by date of the post? That's not as easy- $post['dateline'] holds the timestamp of the post. You'll need to use the php date functions to turn your dates into timestamps and do the comparisons that way. http://php.net/manual/en/ref.datetime.php

[v123shine]

Oh you mean by date of the post? That's not as easy- $post['dateline'] holds the timestamp of the post. You'll need to use the php date functions to turn your dates into timestamps and do the comparisons that way. http://php.net/manual/en/ref.datetime.php

Thank you so much BirdOPrey5 for help and respone my question.

Yap, i mean by date of the post.

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Dear BirdOPrey5, i already try hundreds time, but still cant work :(

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My new question is:

I want show image or image can view by all member (guest, register member, moderator, admin) if the post date above 1 March 2011.
If post date below the 1st of March 2011, all member can't view image.

Please help me!

[v123shine]

Please help me!

I want show image to all my member group (guest, register member, moderator, admin) if the post date above 1 March 2011. If post date below the 1st of March 2011, all member group can't view any image.

[Lynne]

Please post the datecode you had written that wasn't working.

[v123shine]

Dear Lynee

I'm newbie in php, I dont know how to make that, can you help me, please!

Please post the datecode you had written that wasn't working.

[BirdOPrey5]

Thank you so much BirdOPrey5 for help and respone my question.

Yap, i mean by date of the post.

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Dear BirdOPrey5, i already try hundreds time, but still cant work :(

================================================== =

My new question is:

I want show image or image can view by all member (guest, register member, moderator, admin) if the post date above 1 March 2011.
If post date below the 1st of March 2011, all member can't view image.

Please help me!

OK well first you need the unix timestamp for that date. Since it's a static date that isn't changing we can get the actual timestamp rather than generate it with PHP-

I googled Unix Timestamp and the very first link was a calculator:
http://www.unixtimestamp.com/index.php

The timestamp for 0:0:00 hours on March 1, 2011 is: 1298959200

Therefore for your conditionals you will simply compare $post['dateline'] to the timestamp...


if ($post['dateline'] < 1298959200) //If the date is less than March 1, 2011
{
//run your code
}

[v123shine]

I love you so much BirdOPrey5, you solve my problem!

OK well first you need the unix timestamp for that date. Since it's a static date that isn't changing we can get the actual timestamp rather than generate it with PHP-

I googled Unix Timestamp and the very first link was a calculator:
http://www.unixtimestamp.com/index.php

The timestamp for 0:0:00 hours on March 1, 2011 is: 1298959200

Therefore for your conditionals you will simply compare $post['dateline'] to the timestamp...


if ($post['dateline'] < 1298959200) //If the date is less than March 1, 2011
{
//run your code
}