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Originally Posted by merk
Use forumhome_start.
HTML Code:
<if condition="$p['maintenance-mode']">
<FONT color=\"#FF8000\">Maintenance</FONT></B><BR>
<else /><if condition="$p['server-status']=='online'">
<B><FONT color=\"#00FF00\">Online</FONT></B><BR>
<else />
<B><FONT color=\"#FF0000\">Offline</FONT></B><BR>
</if>
</if>
Jabbas in Town<BR>
<B><FONT color="<if condition="$p['users-online']">#00FF00<else />#FF0000</if>">
$p[users-online]</FONT></B><BR>
Comments on your coding style: you should not use double quotes (") for strings that do not need evaluating. If it contains no variables that you want to be expended, use a single quote (').
To access arrays in templates, you cannot use " (and afaik, ' wont work either) around the array key, it needs to be blank like $array[key]. |
About that last part, that is correct.
The whole string is eval()d in double quotes, so "blah blah $var['key']" will generate a parse error, but "blah blah $var[key]" won't. This doesn't apply to conditions!
Alternatively, you could use "blah blah {$var['key']}"
03-05-2006, 04:07 AM
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