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I am trying to find a way to prevent the header info from displaying until after a user logs in.
As the page loads, the site logo is displayed, then the menu bar, then the logon prompt. I don't want the menu bar to be displayed until after the person logs in to the forum. Any ideas? TIA tas |
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Try Logician's Dynamic Templates hack....that should do the trick!
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yep you can apply the hack and in the header use the conditional:
[[($bbuserinfo[userid]>0)]] your header for members go here [[/($bbuserinfo[userid]>0)]] or if you want "the hack" way, edit global.php find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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lol - I tried both
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well dont use both, it's redundant.. choose either one..
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Or if you don't even want to hack a single PHP file, add the line of code for the global.php posted by Logician into your phpinclude template.
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I meant I used one on the header and the other on the footer - just had to try both examples out
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