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03-23-2001 05:08 AM

To do that, simply add this to your whoposted template:

Code:

<a href="javascript:opener.location=('showthread.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&threadid=$threadid');">Go to this thread</a>

03-23-2001 05:26 AM

you can add self.close() to that javascript link, and the small window will close while the thread loads in the big window :)

03-23-2001 05:30 AM

thanks fortunately all my members are visible - since i removed the option of being invisible on my forums

03-23-2001 06:18 AM

Thanks!

03-23-2001 07:21 AM

Good idea bira :) For those who are not too familiar with javascript syntax, that would make the link look like this:

Code:

<a href="javascript:opener.location=('showthread.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&threadid=$threadid'); self.close();">Show thread and close this window</a>

03-23-2001 07:39 AM

Just I am too dumb to know which one, please enlighten me...

03-23-2001 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by freddie

Bira there is no "strict php coding" rulebook that says one must enclose if/then segments withing curly braces.
i.e.

Code:

if ($x) if ($y) if ($z) echo "YES";

is the same as and as valid as

Code:

if ($x) { if ($y) { if ($z) { echo "YES"; } } }

Not to mention the first makes your code shorter. :) Not to argue, bira, but I always use if ($whatever): instead of if ($whatever) { because I am forever forgetting to close the curly braces. So maybe I'm just lazy :) but I prefer to not use the braces.

03-25-2001 10:58 AM

good hack!

congrats

03-25-2001 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by tubedogg

Not to mention the first makes your code shorter. :) Not to argue, bira, but I always use if ($whatever): instead of if ($whatever) { because I am forever forgetting to close the curly braces. So maybe I'm just lazy :) but I prefer to not use the braces.

Well, you do have to enclose it in brackets when an if block contains multiple statements...

offtopic:

I don't get why many people code like this:

Code:

if($this) {

  doThis();

  doThat();

  if($that) {

    bla()

  }

}

else {

  doThose();

  doThese();

}

This way you easily forget those brackets to close, especially with nesting if's and else's...

It's far better to code like this:

Code:

if($this)

{        doThis();

          doThat();

        if($that)

        {        bla();

        }

}

else

{        doThose();

          doThese();

}

When I go to the vb-code I often can't see what belongs to where...

03-25-2001 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mas*Mind

Well, you do have to enclose it in brackets when an if block contains multiple statements...

No, not in the alternative method he's talking about.

if you do if(whaterver): then you can have as many statements as you want, up until you write endif;

BUT, that method as well as my previous complaint just makes the code even more incomprehensible.

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