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Defining own conditions?
Good day,
I was wondering how one would define there own conditions, for example. If I were wanting to check to see if a value in a record in the database was 1 for example an attribute named: Gender, how would I go about making it so that in my templates I could just do: <if gender="Male"> You're male <else /> You're Female </if> How would I go about doing that? The reason I ask, I need to set certain threads, posts and other settings different for specific forums, therefore I thought the best way would be to check the forum ID to see if it is an ID from an array, if it is then it will show a specific layout, otherwise show the default. So postbit would be like: <if condition="blah"> Special postbit XHTML <else /> Normal postbit XHTML </if> I am guessing for such a condition I would have to pre-define it (Where?) to basically check to see if the forum ID of the forum or thread/post is equal to one of the ID's in the array, if so return 1, in which case the above If else condition would be something like: <if condition> <!-- If the forum ID is one in the array --> Special postbit XHTML <else /> Normal postbit XHTML </if> Please note, I wouldn't want to use this condition only in FORUMDISPLAY but Showthread and other template bits. Thanks for your time Regards DislexiK |
you should be able to try something like the following:
In phpinclude_start, do something like: $myarray=array(34,21,1); //forumids then in your templates try <if condition="in_array($forumid,$myarray)"> stuff <else /> other stuff </if> Just speaking off the cuff of course ;) |
Thanks GeeK
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