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On my current forum (running 3.8.4) I use the postbit legacy template with alternating colours. (post 1 is colour 1, post 2 is colour 2, post 3 is colour 1, post 4 is colour 2 etc) but the method I use for vB3 does not work for vB4, probably because of the need for variable registration.
Unfortunately PHP is not a language I am familiar with, but if somebody could tell me how to achieve alternating postbit colours I would be very grateful! |
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This is the code I am using under vB3.8.4. It goes into postbit_legacy.
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Well, if's are done differently in vb4 - <vb:if condition=""> and <vb: else /> and </vb:if> . Have you tried it with the new syntax?
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Yes I have.
The top of my postbit legacy template looks like this PHP Code:
HTML Code:
<li class="postbitlegacy_$GLOBALS[altclass] postbitim" id="post_2">
![]() --------------- Added [DATE]1264102650[/DATE] at [TIME]1264102650[/TIME] --------------- Ok, solved it. Remove the postbit legacy code and replace with a plugin in postbit_display_start with this PHP Code:
HTML Code:
<li class="postbitlegacy_{vb:raw GLOBALS[altclass]} postbitim postcontainer" id="post_{vb:raw post.postid}">
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Having problems getting this code to work in 4.1.4
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Then post your *exact* code so we can see it and try it on our own test sites.
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