Multiple-Choice userfield->Postbit options?

[MTGDarkness]

O.o

[s]Okay. How would that be set up?[/s]

[s]I'm stupid. Got it.[/s]

<if condition="$post['field9']='[Izzet]'">
<!-- Izzet  <a href="http://forums.mtgdarkness.com/showthread.php?t=21665"><img src="http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/4530/izzeticon.png" alt="[Izzet]" /></a> -->
</if>


<if condition="$post['field9']='[Soundtrack]'">
<!-- Soundtrack -->	
</if>


<if condition="$post['field9']='[Aesir]'">
<!-- aesir -->	
</if>

<if condition="$post['field9']='[The Banana]'">
<!-- banana -->
</if>

<!-- clans -->

Also tried this:

<if condition="$post['field9']=1">
<!-- Izzet  <a href="http://forums.mtgdarkness.com/showthread.php?t=21665"><img src="http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/4530/izzeticon.png" alt="[Izzet]" /></a> -->
</if>


<if condition="$post['field9']=2">
<!-- Soundtrack -->	
</if>


<if condition="$post['field9']=3">
<!-- aesir -->	
</if>

<if condition="$post['field9']=4">
<!-- banana -->
</if>

<!-- clans -->

(corresponding by the places in the list)
Everything shows up regardless of what they have selected.

[Lynne]

Take a look at other condition statements in your templates and you'll see the you don't use "=", you use "==". Try that.

[MTGDarkness]

Oh right. I'm silly. That worked. Thanks.