[AN-net]

ooo nice

[Revan]

I feel confident when I say this won't work right away....I think
I only saw this when looking through vB files that there's some array of safe functions that the template parses, and it ignores everything else... I might be wrong, so dont shoot me!

[Dean C]

Your thread title doesn't really simplify all template conditionals as it would imply. Something along the lines of 'Easy template conditional to select users from particular usergroups'. Thanks for releasing btw

[Erwin]

Good idea, but you can simplify it even more by adding it as an Admin CP Options settings variable.

Because if you think changing a template is a pain when you want to add usergroups, at least you can do it anywhere. Changing a PHP file to add usergroups is much harder.

You're better off adding the group in your phpinclude_start template -

e.g.

$specialgroupid = "1,2,3,4,5";

Then using that anywhere in your templates:

<if condition="in_array($bbuserinfo[usergroupid], array($specialgroupid))">

Then just change the numbers in your phpinclude_start template anytime.

[kall]

Originally Posted by Revan

I feel confident when I say this won't work right away....I think
I only saw this when looking through vB files that there's some array of safe functions that the template parses, and it ignores everything else... I might be wrong, so dont shoot me!

Oopsie. You're right...I realised this as I was falling asleep last night. adminfunctions_template.php needs an edit too.

Sorted.

@Dean: I know...I'm crap at descriptive titles that don't run the length of 2 pages. 'Add new Usergroup Macros for Template Conditionals' was one I played with. Feel free to edit the title to something a bit better.

[Koutaru]

Really nice! I was wondering how to do this a while back!
/me installs

[neocorteqz]

this thread was of some use. Thanks.