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Within the templates you don't need the { }
In the php files themselves you do. |
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God you guys come up with some convoluted solutions to this problem.
If you want to limit something to guests only then use Code:
<if condition="is_member_of($bbuserinfo, 1)"> ad </if> |
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Like i said in the first place |
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No, your conditional is !is_member of (Not is member of). The original poster only wants to show the ads to one group only - the guests, so the conditional should be is_member_of
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Like i posted within my post though.
If someone doesn't know the ! operator makes it an inverse, should they really be playing with the code |
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