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The problem with the code you posted is that the output of a php widget is not a template, so template conditionals won't work. You can use a php 'if' statement like:
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if ($bbuserinfo['userid']") { $output = "you are logged in"; } else { $output = "You are not logged in"; } and the strings can contain html. Another way would be to use php code to render a template, then you can use template conditionals. I guess it depends on how complex your output will be and whether or not you prefer to use a template for it. |
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