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Maybe I'm tired, I dunno lol, but I can't seem to figure out how to exclude style(s) from showing a plugin code.
I've started off with this, which I know is right (I think lol) PHP Code:
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You want to eliminate some code if a certain style is showing? I think you want
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I guess I should have asked, what is the format of the 'usml_navnet_styles' options (comma separated style ids?) and what hook locaiton are you using (hopefully it's after the style is loaded)?
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Yes, comma separated list. The hook location is parse_templates
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Hmm...then I'm stumped, seems like it should work.
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#7
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try this it will work
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if (!in_array(STYLEID, explode(",", $vbulletin->options['usml_navnet_styles'])))
{
COde here
}
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#8
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Tested and working
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