conditional not working <if condition="$userinfo['field8']!='No'">

[CrazyLady]

this conditional isn't working... can someone help me out? :ermm:

<if condition="$userinfo['field8']!='No'">
show text
</if>

thanx
CL

[RichieBoy67]

Can you explain?? which user field is number 8???

[CrazyLady]

I have created a NEW CUSTOM user field, it's field8. If the condition is met, there is an extra image on their profile, if the condition isn't met, there is no extra image.

[lasto]

i had a simialr problem - read this thread see if helps

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=79044

[Xenon]

make sure the cases are correct.

if the option is 'no' then 'No' isn't the same ;)

[CrazyLady]

cases are good

[tgmorris]

this conditional isn't working... can someone help me out? :ermm:

<if condition="$userinfo['field8']!='No'">
show text
</if>


thanx
CL
Try using <if condition="$bbuserinfo['field8']!='No'">Stuff</if>

[CrazyLady]

this condition is not based on the person logged in. Like if I were to view your profile, this condition would need to be based on you, not me.

[tgmorris]

this condition is not based on the person logged in. Like if I were to view your profile, this condition would need to be based on you, not me.
Gotcha. I know it's an obvious question... are you sure it's defined in the php file and available for use in the template you have it in?

[Link14716]

Gotcha. I know it's an obvious question... are you sure it's defined in the php file and available for use in the template you have it in?
It is a custom profile field, so yes, it would be.

I don't see anything wrong with the conditional myself.

[tgmorris]

It is a custom profile field, so yes, it would be.

I don't see anything wrong with the conditional myself.Nor do I. Have you tried putting in a

print_r ($userinfo);

in the php file and see what gets displayed. I find this valuable from time to time to make sure things are really as I think they are. If you are worried about other users seeing it you can wrap the print_r in a conditional so it only executes for admins.

After that I'm out of ideas. :ermm:

[Zachery]

Nor do I. Have you tried putting in a

print_r ($userinfo);

in the php file and see what gets displayed. I find this valuable from time to time to make sure things are really as I think they are. If you are worried about other users seeing it you can wrap the print_r in a conditional so it only executes for admins.

After that I'm out of ideas. :ermm:
What template are you trying to display this in?

[CrazyLady]

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