Questions :)

[Dean C]

Is it possible to structure a function like this:

PHP Code:

if (yadayada) {
$variable = la de da;
} else if(condtitional) {
$variable = scooby doo;
} else {
$variable = wohhooo;} 


????

- miSt

[NTLDR]

Note sure exactly what your asking.

BTW, thats an expression, not a function

[Xenon]

NTLDR is right

nevertheless the structure of it will work perfect

[Dean C]

Ahhh i'm learning the words hehe

Can't wait to start my course in September next year

PHP Code:

if (ismoderator($thread['forumid']) or $post['userid'] == $bbuserinfo['userid']) {
eval("\$post[editreport] = \"".gettemplate('postbit_edit2')."\";");
} else if($post[usergroupid] == 6) {
eval("\$post[editreport] = \"".gettemplate('postbit_report2')."\";");
} else {
eval("\$post[editreport] = \"".gettemplate('postbit_report2')."\";");} 


So would that expression work?

- miSt

[NTLDR]

Provided both $thread['forumid'] and $post['userid'] are set I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work

[Dean C]

Its the basic structure im worried about

I'll give it a try...

- miSt

[Chris M]

I'm not entirely sure, but I wasn't aware that the "getpostbit" function store's what the usergroupid of the poster is...

If that is so, then try the following code:

if (ismoderator($thread['forumid']) or $post['userid'] == $bbuserinfo['userid']) {
eval("\$post[editreport] = \"".gettemplate('postbit_edit2')."\";");
} elseif ($bbuserinfo[usergroupid] == "6") {
eval("\$post[editreport] = \"".gettemplate('postbit_report2')."\";");
} else {
eval("\$post[editreport] = \"".gettemplate('postbit_report2')."\";");}

Satan