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That only works if you make a boolean comparison. ;)
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Nope, as "==" means is equal to (and does not check type). A null value is equal to "false" and "zero" when comparing with "==". I think you're mixing up "==" with "===" (equal to and equal in type).
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My mistake, you are correct on this.
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where do i edit this
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What exactly are you looking to do?
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im trying to put a no permission messaged based on usergroup. guests get different message then registered users (who cannot access certain forums)
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