[Quarterbore]

Originally Posted by Danny.VBT

Make sure the $vbulletin variable is a valid registry object...it could be possible that you are in a class (making the correct variable $this->registry instead of $vbulletin). Also, you should be using quotes around string array indexes.

Eg:

PHP Code:

$this->registry->options['bbactive'] 


Thanks! I did try both with and without the single string in my frustration...

So, I was supposed to be using the $this->registry instead as my new test code:

PHP Code:

echo 'System Testing in Process!<br />';
echo '$vbulletin->options[bbactive] = ' . $vbulletin->options['bbactive'] . ' <br />';
echo '$this->registry->options[bbactive] = ' . $this->registry->options[bbactive] . ' <br />'; 


Outputs like this:

System Testing in Process!
$vbulletin->options[bbactive] =
$this->registry->options[bbactive] = 1

This is going to get complicated to cde so that this will work in both 3.6.x and 3.7.x. if they will require both setups but obviously it can be coded like:

PHP Code:

if($vbulletin->options['bbactive'] OR $this->registry->options['bbactive']{
     echo 'Yo Dummy, your forums are on!';
} 


Thanks for the help as I was really stumped!