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[Boofo]

Originally posted by 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

Can I use this along with Logician's hack then or do I have to use one or the other? And how would I do the ismoderator caneditposts call?

[Xenon]

@chris: no problem, your welcome

@boofo: yes you can use both hacks
correct syntax:

<if>ismoderator($threadinfo[forumid],"caneditposts")<then>Editlink<else></if>

but remember, all variables you want to use have to be globalized in the calling template, so i'm not sure if $threadinfo[forumid] would work in postbittemplate

[gmarik]

Xenon, and how with PHP mixed up with HTML, is it possible?
Maybe there is a solution in vB3?

[Xenon]

nope php in templates isn't possible.

but you can mix up php and html within the condition part, but just as far as you can do it within a normal if condition of php.

i don't know how's in vb3, i don't have had enough time to look at the code closer

[gmarik]

It's the most important part,
And nobody can give me the full info.

So I can insert if and else anywhere I want?
And how about other statemetns?! Anybody seen vB3?!

[Xenon]

just download it yourself and install it on a local board so you can play around and test yourself what's possible and what not