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yes it does.
I've tried it without show guest but still the same. PHP Code:
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OK, what happens if you try this:
Code:
<vb:if condition="!in_array('XX', array('AL', 'AZ'), true)"> or this: Code:
<vb:if condition="!in_array('AL', array('AL', 'AZ'), true)"> |
They both parse, the second one does it's job ok
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OK - if you still have the preRegister() call in there, what does this do:
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<vb:if condition="!in_array($mygig, array('AL', 'AZ'), true)"> (I guess it will depend on if your country is one of AL or AZ - if it isn't, you could hard-code it in index.php). |
parse OK but doesn't work, I changed AZ to GB so I can see if it works.
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Well, OK, I don't know. Seems like maybe it's not seeing the variables for some reason.
If you only want to use that ip check in the forumdisplay template, maybe try moving your code to a plugin using hook forumdisplay_complete. |
You mean this code
PHP Code:
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Maybe this (assuming you don't use the country code elsewhere in the template): In a plugin using hook forumdisplay_complete:
PHP Code:
then in the template: Code:
<vb:if condition="$show[in_country]"><div class="padtop"> |
No still nothing
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Ah, OK...maybe I was wrong - maybe the code you're getting back from geoip_country_code_by_addr() isn't what you expect? What happens if you set $mygig to a country code? Also, you could put
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{vb:raw GLOBALS.mygig} in the template somewhere (not inside the if). |
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