Requirement: Template Conditionals or PHP in Templates / Complex Templates
Will add an additional image for the Thread Author on postbit/classic.
As an example, we put the code after
{$post['onlinestatus']}:
Code:
<if $GLOBALS['thread']['uid'] && $GLOBALS['thread']['uid'] == $post['uid'] && $GLOBALS['thread']['firstpost'] != $post['pid'] then><img src="images/icons/pencil.gif" alt="{$lang->author}" title="{$lang->author}" /></if>
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With the same method, we can use different layout (background, css class or etc) for it.
I already have this conditional, but as I´m a expert I´m going to asume your is better, compare, and I think I will use this, thanks.
I'm still learning too, Sama34
I use this code:
PHP Code:
<if $thread['uid'] == $post['uid'] then>
<img src="images/icons/pencil.gif" alt="{$lang->author}" title="{$lang->author}" />
</if>
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It will add a image to all author posts regardless of it being the first post or not. I think yours is better, as it makes not that much sense to include the image in the fisrt post.
But I still do not undestand what the difference between:
PHP Code:
$GLOBALS['thread']['uid']
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They'll be the same if $thread is global'd (I think it always is for a standard postbit). If not, $thread will be invalid.
Using $GLOBALS will always work if you're unsure.
Note that RateU's conditional also excludes guests.
Thanks for the explanation Zinga Burga
