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[Xenon]

yes, can be used easily, but you have to take care when using strings in conditions

there are no securitychecks in, so parse errors can occur very easy

maybe i'm telling you tommorro, i'll go now

[Chris M]

Heh...

I think I know how, but I'll wait till Master Xenon tells us

Satan

[Xenon]

ok, well here it is, as i said, it's not a released hack, no support is given

open admin functions.php
in function gettemplate find this:

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  if ($escape==1) {
    $template=addslashes($template);
    $template=str_replace("\\'","'",$template);
  } 


below just add:

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  // conditionals
  $template=str_replace("<if>","\".iif(",$template);
  $template=str_replace("<then>",",\"",$template);
  $template=str_replace("<else>","\",\"",$template);
  $template=str_replace("</if>","\").\"",$template); 


then in templates you have to use <if><then><else></if> constructions:

Example:

Hello <if>$bbuserinfo[userid]>0<then>$bbuserinfo[username]<else>Guest, please register</if>

as said, be carefule, it can easily produce parseerrors if you use wrong conditions
It just fits my needs, not any checks

[Sebastian]

said by hellsatan
Yes you can put PHP in a special template, called the phpinclude template

well, how do you know that is what he wants.. maybe he wants to put something like this in a template:

if ($bbuserinfo['userid']!=0) {
   echo "member";
} else {
    echo "guest";
}

which will not work.. or am i missing something here? sure you can use the phpinclude template.... but we don't know if that is what he wants to do.. my guess is he wants to put full php code in the templates

[Xenon]

@sebastian: look my post 8 posts above of yours, there's described how he can use full php-code in the templates also (but not HTML anymore )

The conditional thing i just posted, because boofo wnated it

[Sebastian]

now we're talking, i didn't see that

[Boofo]

Xenon, that conditional code looks interesting. Right now, I am using Logicians hack for this (which I thank you for pointing me in that direction ). There's certain instances that you can't use conditionals (like the ismoderator instance). Will yours allow that?

[Chris M]

@Xenon - Those conditions rock

Is there an <elseif> one?

Satan

[Xenon]

@boofo: yes, normally you can use the ismoderator() function.
you should be able to use every php function in the conditions by me

@satan: you can build it so by nested if's:

<if>$a==1<then>Hello<else><if>$a==2<then>Hello 2<else>Hello 3</if></if>

But remembe every single condition needs <if><then><else></if>
you cannot use it without the else
it just uses the iif-function from vb, so you are limited to this limits

[Chris M]

I see...

Thanks for sharing

Satan