Assuming they are members of usergroup 2 then there is nothing wrong with the code that I can see. It certainly won't work in headinclude, but should work in the header (tho personally I would probably put it in the navbar or forumhome templates).

oh, ok :) thanks! that helps!

EDIT: could somone make me the code that would go in the nav bar? (userid #2) , i just tryed and got and got a screwed up navbar /; ... i really would like if if somone gave me the code!

if i wanted to use this code only have it fr like usergroups 5, 6 , 7, 10, 16 how would i go about that
Would have to put in a line for each group or is they a way to combine them
*edit* I think I have Figured it out Using this Code
If anyone sees a problem with that let me know

ok, is there a special command for aditional usergroups?


dood, it worked!!! thanks a ton! your so much help! , i was wondering another if command :)

ill put it in a sentence

if a user is in x aditional usergroup, it will show a diffrent message then the 1 for its primary usergrou[ :)

ooh, is_member_of will be useful, one of the few things i still havent caught on to yet :-p

so before i go using it, whoever uses it, does this check the primary usergroup in addition to the secondary ones ? :-p

Yes it does. :)

yeah, i juts used it, its awesome!

i got my question figured out

i have Primary members in Resistered Users (id#2), some of them are part of an aditional group, how do i set a is_member_of tag, 2 display 2 the members that are only loyal 2 Registered Users?

<if condition="$bbuserinfo['usergroupid'] == 2">this will only show to users who have a primary group of Registered Users</if>

^ if I understand you correctly...

no, thats not right, i dont think, never mind ;) ill get it