Plugin using global_complete hook, cant exclude from a forum using if conditional

[kh99]

global_complete is one of the last things called. I think what you want is something like global_setup_complete.

I was looking at code a little, and while I'm sure in th past I've suggested that people use $forumid or $GLOBALS['forumid'] (it has an 'S' at the end), it looks like that's a bad one to use unless you're using a hook that's only called on forum.php. It looks like most of the time, $foruminfo['forumid'] is what you'd want (unless you know you're interested in $threadinfo or $post).

[basketmen]

Originally Posted by kh99

global_complete is one of the last things called. I think what you want is something like global_setup_complete.

I was looking at code a little, and while I'm sure in th past I've suggested that people use $forumid or $GLOBALS['forumid'] (it has an 'S' at the end), it looks like that's a bad one to use unless you're using a hook that's only called on forum.php. It looks like most of the time, $foruminfo['forumid'] is what you'd want (unless you know you're interested in $threadinfo or $post).

$GLOBALS['forumid'] with global_complete hook is works

global_setup_complete hook not works


thank you kh99, MarkFL & Easy5s.net

[kh99]

Originally Posted by basketmen

$GLOBALS['forumid'] with global_complete hook is works

global_setup_complete hook not works


thank you kh99, MarkFL & Easy5s.net

Oh, right, I see now that you're doing str_replace() on $output. That would have to be done at the end using global_complete. I'm still kind of surprised that $GLOBALS['forumid'] works, but I can't argue with success.