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Hello, i was wondering if there is a way to use an "else if" statement in templates?
I know that i can use: <if condition="$number > 0">bla bla...<else />nope</if> But is there a way to use elseif? Thanks in Advance! |
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You can nest if-else template conditionals:
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<if condition="$number > 2"> blah_2 <else /> <if condition="$number > 1"> blah_1 <else /> <if condition="$number > 0"> blah_0 <else /> nope </if> </if> </if> |
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ok... it's a bit confusing but i guess that will do..
i think the developers should use <else if /> in the next version of vB. |
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