Template Conditional Help From BitField

[paul41598]

In my bitfield that I have for a usergroup permission setting I have the below:

PHP Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
 <bitfields product="who_admired">
 <bitfielddefs>
 <group name="ugp">
 <group name="whosmyadmirer">
  <bitfield name="candeletewho_admired" group="who_admired_upg" phrase="who_admired_delete_canuse">1</bitfield> 
  </group>
  </group>
  </bitfielddefs>
  </bitfields>

In a plugin I have, this is a part of the code Im using to check that usergroup permission. This seems to work fine

PHP Code:

if (($permissions["whosmyadmirer"] & $vbulletin->bf_ugp["whosmyadmirer"]["candeletewho_admired"])) {
// Code Goes Here
} 


Now I'm trying to use a conditional based off the candeletewho_admired variable. However it doesnt work worth nothing!

Does this look right?

<if condition="$permissions['candeletewho_admired']">
//Primary Text
<else />//Alternate Text</if>

I've even tried with no luck this:

<if condition="$permissions['candeletewho_admired'] == true">

[Adrian Schneider]

<if condition="$permissions['whosmyadmirer'] & $vbulletin->bf_ugp['whosmyadmirer']['candeletewho_admired']">

Try that

[paul41598]

OMG it works! What a waste of 2 hours straight figuring it out. Thanks so much SirAdrian!

[Adrian Schneider]

Originally Posted by paul41598

OMG it works! What a waste of 2 hours straight figuring it out. Thanks so much SirAdrian!

lol no problem.

What I would do (to keep templates clean), is something like this:

PHP Code:

$canDeleteWhoAdmired = $permissions["whosmyadmirer"] & $vbulletin->bf_ugp["whosmyadmirer"]["candeletewho_admired"]; 


<if condition="$canDeleteWhoAdmired">

[paul41598]

oo nice, ok I'll try that a bit later...

b.t.w, is that how you handle bitfield conditonals? You have to use the

PHP Code:

& $vbulletin->bf_ugp["whosmyadmirer"]["candeletewho_admired"]; 


part?

[Adrian Schneider]

Yep...

You are checking if bits in one number are set in another, arrays just make it easier to figure out which one's you are comparing.