Show item on profile page if "x" field is populated

[mdb]

(05-23-2012 05:01 AM)RateU Wrote:  maybe you can write it like this:

Code:

<if preg_match('~^STEAM_\d:\d:\d{8}$~',$userfields['fid4']) then> <func htmlspecialchars_uni>{$userfields['fid4']}</func> </if>

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Or, if you're really sure about the output value, you can remove the htmlspsecialchars_uni for that.
Modify the pattern as your needs.

Thanks so much RateU, that worked perfectly!

[brad-t]

You guys are the bomb as usual, thanks.

[nier3]

Hi, can I use this code:

Code:

<if preg_match('~^STEAM_\d:\d:\d{8}$~',$userfields['fid4']) then> <func htmlspecialchars_uni>{$userfields['fid4']}</func> </if>

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for "Location"?

I would like to show on postbit_classic: Location: $post['fid1']  only if 'fid1' (Location) is populated.

Thanks

[ZiNgA BuRgA]

You'll need PHP in Templates at least as preg_match is not an allowed function in Template Conditionals.

Alternatively, if you want to use Template Conditionals, you can whitelist the preg_match function in the inc/phptpl_funcs.php list.

[brad-t]

Something a bit different but still related.

I want to hide a control in "Pro" mode, which can be enabled via a radio button. So:

Enable Pro Mode?
-- Yes
-- No

Then, I want to add a class in the case that Pro Mode is enabled, so something like ...

<if $fid8 == yes then>pro_class</if>

Aha, forgive me juvenile example ... but can this be done?

[RateU]

If the radio button comes from a custom profile field, and the additional "class" should be added on profile page, maybe you can do that like this (example):

HTML Code

<div class="normal<if $userfields['fid8'] == 'Yes' then> pro_class</if>"> Contents here </div>

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[brad-t]

No, it wouldn't be on the profile page, sorry. I should have specified. That would've made it much easier, haha. It would be in multiple places on the site.

[RateU]

Based on the viewer? You can use $mybb->user['fid8'] globally.
But if it is based on the data owner, it depends on in which section/page.

[brad-t]

It's based on the viewer. Thanks!