Gah! Hacking woes...

Ok, I have myself stuck again, here is what I have:

In functions.php

PHP Code:

        if ($post['showpet']!="0") {
            eval("\$post[petbit] = \"".gettemplate("petbit")."\";");
        } else {
            $post[showpet] = " ";
        } 


Along with all the rest of my pet hack stuff - I've added ^^^ that stuff above it.

Then I have added a new template called petbit and posted what was previously in the postbit tempate into it.

Then I have added $post[showpet] into the postbit.

I also have a new field in the user CP called showpet and in that I have "0"....

What should happen is it should see that showpet is set to 0 and then show the petbit... but it doesnt, it shows nothing.

Then if I change whats in the showpet field to 1 - it shows the one (when its set to 0 it shows nothing)

Any ideas what the problem is?

[Ember]

Scrap that, I think i got it...

[Boofo]

Try this:

PHP Code:

if ($post[showpet]!=0) {
            eval("\post[petbit] = \"".gettemplate("petbit")."\";");
        } else {
            $post[petbit]= "";
        } 


[Ember]

edit:

Ok... so I now have it showing the petbit ok, but the stats dont show for each person... it shows blank stats, do I have to change the information in the petbit template to $post[php] for the pet hp etc.?

[Ember]

GAWD. More trouble than its bloody worth...

It only selects wether to show YOUR pet... not EVERYONES :'(

*gives up*

*goes home*

*comes back to see if anyone can help*

[Boofo]

First of all, what code did you finally get it to work with? Second, what are the contents of the template?

[Ember]

Here's what I put to make it work:

PHP Code:

        if ($post['showpet']!=0) {
                    eval("\$post[petbit] = \"".gettemplate("petbit")."\";");
                } else {
                    $post[petbit] = "";
                } 


and then this is the content of the template:

PHP Code:

<table cellspacing="0" width="100%" cellpadding="1" style="border-left:1px solid {tablebordercolor}; border-top:1px solid {tablebordercolor};">
<tr>
<td colspan="2" bgcolor="$post[backcolor]" style="border-right:1px solid {tablebordercolor}; border-bottom:1px solid {tablebordercolor};"><smallfont>$post[username]'s pet - <b> $post[petname]</b></smallfont></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" style="border-right:1px solid {tablebordercolor};">
<smallfont>
<b>Type:</b> $pettype1 <br>
<b>Gender:</b> $post[petgender1]
</td>
</tr>
<tr>

<td bgcolor="$post[backcolor]" style="border-bottom:1px solid {tablebordercolor};" width="50">
<smallfont><center>
<img src="images/pets/$post[pettype1]$post[petgender1].gif"></img>
</td>
<td style="border-right:1px solid {tablebordercolor}; border-bottom:1px solid {tablebordercolor};"><smallfont>
                  <b>Level: $pshowlevel<br>
                    HP: $php / $pmaxhp 
                  <table width="90" style="border:1px solid {tablebordercolor};" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
                    <tr> 
                      <td bgcolor="$post[backcolor]"><img src="images/bar/pbhg.gif" width="$phpf%" height="5"><img src="images/bar/pbhb.gif" width="1" height="5"></td>
                    </tr>
                  </table>
                                  Exp: $pep% 
                  <table  style="border:1px solid {tablebordercolor};"  width="90" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
                    <tr> 
                      <td bgcolor="$post[backcolor]"><img src="images/bar/pbxg.gif" width="$pep%" height="5"><img src="images/bar/pbxb.gif" width="1" height="5"></td>
                    </tr>
</table>
</table> 


It shows the users petname up fine... other than that its a no show!

[Boofo]

Here's the line for the image, right?

PHP Code:

<img src="images/pets/$post[pettype1]$post[petgender1].gif"></img> 


Is it not showing the image or none of the template?

[Ember]

I changed that to try to get it to work (it didnt)

the original was... $pettype$petgender.gif

i changed it to what you quoted in an attempt to get it to work.

[Ember]

Its showing the template ok... but not showing the pet gender or type - or the pet stats.

[Boofo]

Originally posted by Ember
I changed that to try to get it to work (it didn't)

the original was... $pettype$petgender.gif

i changed it to what you quoted in an attempt to get it to work.

What I quoted is what you have in the code you posted above. Why don't you just call the images directly? Do you need the gender and type if you already have a different name for each one?

If you want, send me all the code you have for the hack and I will see if I can get it going.