vBulletin Conditionals [Complete List] - Help me/us/you!

[Mr Pink]

vB Conditionals [Complete List]
Help me/us/you!

Hi, I've seen there is not a complete list of the vBulletin conditionals. So, why do't you, coders, help us posting here all the ones you know?


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Occurrence of '$show' in every vBulletin file included in the root and /includes/ directory - by Brad - [Download it Now!].

[PayBas]

Not all conditionals can be used in every template. I'm not sure where you can lookup which conditionals are available for each template though.

[Dismounted]

Find where the template is used (search within files) and look for variables set.

[Mr Pink]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

Find where the template is used (search within files) and look for variables set.

How can I do this?
Should I search for templates names in all the vBulletin files? o_0

Originally Posted by Mr Pink

For example, wich is the conditional for announcements?
I've try <if condition="$show['announcements']>, but it doesn't work!

Oh, I've found it.

<if condition="$announcebits">

[Dismounted]

Originally Posted by Mr Pink

How can I do this?
Should I search for templates names in all the vBulletin files? o_0

Yes, then you see the code above it and see the variables set.

[Brad]

You may find the attached file helpful. It lists every occurrence of '$show' in every vBulletin file included in the root and /includes/ directory.

It did pick up on some unrelated junk, and $show[] is not used for everything..however it is nice to know where these things are in the code.

Hope this file is helpful to someone.

[Mr Pink]

Really thanks, Brad!
One question. What these means: "(280,3), etc"?

[Brad]

Originally Posted by Mr Pink

Really thanks, Brad!
One question. What these means: "(280,3), etc"?

The first number is the line number the code resides at in the file. The second number is the postition of "$show" on the line in question.

[Mr Pink]

I understand. Thanks again, Brad!