Registering variables via plugin?

[HMBeaty]

Originally Posted by Lynne

No need to (pre)register the variables when you are using them right there in the plugin.

$template_hook['navtab_end'] .= ' <a target="_blank" href="mysite1.com"><img style="margin:-2px 4px 6px 10px" src="'.$fbimg.'" alt="" /></a>';

LOL! Thank you so much! I was looking through this and a number of my other plugins numerous times, and was trying to figure why this wouldn't work when it should lol

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by Lynne

No need to (pre)register the variables when you are using them right there in the plugin.

$template_hook['navtab_end'] .= ' <a target="_blank" href="mysite1.com"><img style="margin:-2px 4px 6px 10px" src="'.$fbimg.'" alt="" /></a>';

I guess I was going the long way around, huh?

[HMBeaty]

Originally Posted by Boofo

I guess I was going the long way around, huh?

I think we both were as I figured they had to be registered for use lol

[Boofo]

I didn't realize you could do a variable like that for an image file. Never too old to learn, I guess.

I'm just glad it was Lynne that pwned me. I can forgive her.

[Disasterpiece]

btw, you can access global vars and arrays in templatevars as follows:

PHP Code:

$vbulletin->options['somevar'] 


is equivalent to:

PHP Code:

{vb:raw vboptions.somevar} 


in template-context.

[Boofo]

And, in some cases, so is:

PHP Code:

$vboptions['somevar']