Custom profile field conditionals for check boxes

[WorldCraft]

Oh wow....didn't notice you were doubling those in your first post. Sorry.

Anyway, if a plugin is best then let's go with that. And yes, just one javascript file for each checkbox. Nothing really complex there.

[Scanu]

Create a plugin and as hook choose userprofile_create
With this code

PHP Code:

if ($this->userinfo['field16'] & 1)
$template_hook['headinclude_javascript'] .= 'your code fo fisrt option'; 


[WorldCraft]

Doesn't appear to be doing anything.

[Scanu]

Did you try the same code i posted above? Be sure to activate the plugin

[WorldCraft]

Yeah, the plugin is active and the hook is set right. And for a test, I just tried an alert popup again, it doesn't run.

[Scanu]

I'll try this as soon as i can to see what's the problem (i'm on mobile now)

[WorldCraft]

Alright, thanks. Appreciate it.

[Scanu]

Oh i'm sorry, i was sure i replied to this thread (maybe i had some problems with my connection).

This isn't the proper way to do this but at least it works!

PHP Code:

if ($this->userinfo['field16'] & 1)
echo 'your code for fisrt option';  
if ($this->userinfo['field16'] & 2)
echo 'your code for second option';  
if ($this->userinfo['field16'] & 4)
echo 'your code for third option';  

etc.. 


[WorldCraft]

Seems to be working nicely, except in IE (not surprised). When I use IE the profile pages do not format correctly.

But thank you very much for the help. I'll work with this for now.

Edit: IE reports the error coming from vbulletin_textedit.js (for the Visitor Messaging postbox). My scripts do not seem to be the cause because trying a simple alert popup script will still cause the error in IE. So probably not much can be done about that.

[Scanu]

Did you try to just put something like echo'test'; ?