Conditional For <if script =="script">

[Xplorer4x4]

Ok can some one show me the if conditional for showing something only on showthread.php and forumdisplay.php

<if this_script == showthread.php AND forumdisplay.php>code</if>

That didn't look write but looked close, if some one could show me the correct version it would be very helpful.

[Dismounted]

THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread'
THIS_SCRIPT == 'forumdisplay'

[TheMilkCarton]

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT == 'forumdisplay' OR THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread'">

AND won't work. I think that's right.. not too much of a coder.

nvm... I think AND is what you want if you're excluding all pages but those scripts. I think??

[Xplorer4x4]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread'
THIS_SCRIPT == 'forumdisplay'

your on a role today for helping me! Thanks alot both of you.

[Kirk Y]

Originally Posted by TheMilkCarton

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT == 'forumdisplay' OR THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread'">

AND won't work. I think that's right.. not too much of a coder.

nvm... I think AND is what you want if you're excluding all pages but those scripts. I think??

It'd be impossible to have two different values for THIS_SCRIPT -- it would be contradictory - and would always return false. (If this animal is a Fish and Ferret; return.) The correct operator would be OR.

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT == 'forumdisplay'">
Only Show this if we're looking at Forumdisplay.</if>

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT != 'forumdisplay'">
Only Show this if we're not looking at Forumdisplay.</if>

[TheMilkCarton]

Yeah, sorry.. I was right the first time I guess. But I thought you could use "AND" if you also used "!==" such as

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT !== 'forumdisplay' AND THIS_SCRIPT !== 'showthread'">

Wouldn't that show code in everything but forumdisplay and showthread? Or is it still "OR"?

[Dismounted]

Originally Posted by TheMilkCarton

Yeah, sorry.. I was right the first time I guess. But I thought you could use "AND" if you also used "!==" such as

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT !== 'forumdisplay' AND THIS_SCRIPT !== 'showthread'">

Wouldn't that show code in everything but forumdisplay and showthread? Or is it still "OR"?

That would shown everywhere execpt forumdisplay and showthead. Also, !== (or ===) is only used when comparing types. != (or ==) should be used in any other case.

[Kirk Y]

What Dismounted said.