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 How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??
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How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??
How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??

How can i detect it in the templates thanks

How can i detect it in the templates thanks, what is the conditional?
09-21-2015 05:39 AM
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RE: How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??
In which template? If it is in forumdisplay template, you can use $foruminfo['type']
c means category type, f means forum type

If it is for index, (not quite sure what you want), forumbit_depth1_cat is template for parent category, forumbit_depth2_cat is template for a category (not forum) inside a category.

09-21-2015 06:36 AM
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RE: How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??
i need it in forumdisplay_subforums

thanks working well
(This post was last modified: 09-21-2015 09:51 AM by ollie2015.)
09-21-2015 09:35 AM
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RE: How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??
so how to add this to forumdisplay?

<if $foruminfo['type'] == "f" then>
</if>

like this?
it work
(This post was last modified: 06-17-2017 06:18 PM by bekti.)
06-17-2017 06:17 PM
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RE: How to detect if forum is "category" without posts or normal forum with posts??
You can't add that to the forumdisplay template because that refers to the entire page.

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