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What would a non-vb page if statement look like if I wanted to:
If user not logged in : SHOW -> Login | Register (those are links) if user is Logged in: SHOW -> Welcome | {$username} Thanks for the help. |
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You'd have to make it into a "vB Page" How to create your own vBulletin-powered page! (uses vB templates)
Or you could do this by just adding: PHP Code:
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fearfx,
If you are trying to use vBulletin, you can set up a template and use standard <if> conditionals inside templates. Just create a custom template and do normal php calls for calling a template. It should look something like this: PHP Code:
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