Uncheck Auto Parse by default

[SloppyGoat]

Originally posted by NTLDR
This threads been buggin me loads, so here we go, proper working coded, checked, double checked and tested on localhost:

PHP Code:

  if (!isset($parseurl)) {
      if ($foruminfo[forumid]!=22) {
            $parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
        } else {
            $parseurlchecked = '';
        }
  } 


YES!!!! It works!!! Thank you so much!!! You're a master! I'm simply ecstatic!!!! :banana:

[SloppyGoat]

Ok, one thing that puzzles me...why did my reply go up here? I replied after you posted the alternate code!

[NTLDR]

Thinking about I I expect we were using and and should have been using or. In the end if I can't get it to work like I want I give up and do it the way I posted!

[SloppyGoat]

Ok, I guess I forgot to set my time zone here. DOH!

[edit] But it's still above the last post! WTH? Is the clock screwed up here? It's 10:58PM here now. :cross-eyed:

[NTLDR]

*lol* After all this we used the wrong "and" this code also works:

PHP Code:

  if ((!isset($parseurl)) && ($foruminfo[forumid]!=2)) {
      $parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
  } else {
        $parseurlchecked = '';
  } 


[SloppyGoat]

Originally posted by NTLDR
*lol* After all this we used the wrong "and" this code also works:

PHP Code:

  if ((!isset($parseurl)) && ($foruminfo[forumid]!=2)) {
      $parseurlchecked="CHECKED";
  } else {
        $parseurlchecked = '';
  } 


So, all it needed was "&&" instead of "and"? :knockedout:


BTW, any idea how to do this in editpost.php too? I'm sure this is the line that needs to be changed, right?

PHP Code:

$parseurlchecked="CHECKED"; 


Do I just use part of that code in this case?

[edit]
Ok, I tried the same code replacement. It worked just fine! WooooHOOOO!!!!!

[Dean C]

geez lol you learn something every day

- miSt

[NTLDR]

Originally posted by SloppyGoat
So, all it needed was "&&" instead of "and"? :knockedout:

Due to the order of precedence in PHP I guess, as thats the olny difference between "and" and "&&" and "or" and "||".

PHP has the following order of precedence (Left being highest):

PHP Code:

++ (Increment), -- (Decrement), /, *, %, +, -, <, <=, =>, >,
==, ===, !=, &&, ||, =, +=, -=, /=, *=, %=, .=,
and, xor, or 


[SloppyGoat]

It's Greek to me, but maybe I'll be forced to understand it eventually. LOL

Thanks again to all who've put forth the effort to help me out here. You're good people. I'm still relatively new to vB, and I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

[NTLDR]

Glad to share the knowlage *remembers what it was like not to know how to add a template!*