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Is it possible to use SERVER variables in templates?
I'm looking to do something like this PHP code:
PHP Code:
Is there a "template friendly" version for similar code? Or do I have to find a hook to place this sort of thing in? |
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So you're looking to do the redirect in the template? I wouldn't recommend doing that since you have to rely on the meta redirect tag or a JavaScript redirect which is worse than a normal redirection through a header.
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Thanks for the advice?
What would be the best hook location to try to do something similar via PHP? I need to compare variables to determine if the user is a guest and also what script/page they are viewing before determining to redirect to https or not. |
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Try the hook "init_startup", that should be the first hook in vBulletin to be executed.
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