$template_hook['postbit_userinfo_right'] not working

[Kyojii]

This is a continuation of my other question.

PHP Code:

$template_hook['postbit_userinfo_right'] .= "something here"; 


Using the above code at the hook location process_templates_complete doesn't seem to do anything. Would anyone know why?

[Lynne]

If it's a continuation of another question, then you should be posting it with the other question.

That plugin location won't work. It needs to be one of the postbit_* plugins.

[Kyojii]

Thanks, but I tried at both postbit_display_start and postbit_display_complete. With the same results.

[Lynne]

Did you try looking at this in the default style? Or did you verify that your custom style actually has that template hook in the postbit template you are using on your site?

[Kyojii]

I can confirm that every style has that template hook.

{vb:raw template_hook.postbit_userinfo_right}

[Lynne]

I just tested putting that into a hook using the postbit_display_complete hook location and it worked fine in a default template:

[Kyojii]

Hm you're right that does work, the only other thing I think it could be is the if statements.

PHP Code:

if ($post['field12'] > 0){ 


Hm, $post['field12'] (like used in templates) nor $bbuserinfo['field12'] seem to work. :\

--------------- Added [DATE]1341775474[/DATE] at [TIME]1341775474[/TIME] ---------------

What's really strange is if I put:

PHP Code:

if ($post['field12'] > 0){
$result = true;
}
else{
$result = false;
}
$template_hook['postbit_userinfo_right'] .= $result; 


It outputs nothing.

[Lynne]

true and false are not strings. Try putting a word in there:
$result = "true";

[Kyojii]

Got it, the problem was that it wasn't storing the fields as their integers like in the database but rather their value.