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[SOLVED] The param of kind of user (registered, author and so on) in user lists

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6 years 8 months ago - 6 years 8 months ago #303911 by lucablue
[SOLVED] The param of kind of user (registered, author and so on) in user lists was created by lucablue
Hi,
I'd like to show in my CB user list the kind of group in which the user is in, like registered, author, publisher and so on.

Which is the parameter I need to put into column setting of CB Lists configuration?

Thank you
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6 years 8 months ago #303918 by krileon
Replied by krileon on topic The param of kind of user (registered, author and so on) in user lists
There is no field for displaying a users usergroup. It's generally not a good idea to expose that information directly. Best I can suggest is using a Custom HTML field and IF substitutions to substitute what usergroup they have. See the bottom of our substitution tutorial below for examples of using the usergroup IF substitution.

www.joomlapolis.com/documentation/279-community-builder/tutorials/18353-using-substitutions-throughout-cb

Specifically the below examples.

[cb:if usergroup includes "2"]I have Registered Usergroup[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup !includes "2"]I do NOT have Registered Usergroup[/cb:if]

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6 years 8 months ago #303923 by lucablue
Replied by lucablue on topic The param of kind of user (registered, author and so on) in user lists
Actually the lists are used by me and my moderators to verify if an user is Register or more. For my website is not necessary show lists to users.

Anyway I'll try the tutorial, even if I think it coudl be usefull put the user group param for special or Superuser.

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6 years 8 months ago #303925 by lucablue
Replied by lucablue on topic The param of kind of user (registered, author and so on) in user lists

krileon wrote: There is no field for displaying a users usergroup. It's generally not a good idea to expose that information directly. Best I can suggest is using a Custom HTML field and IF substitutions to substitute what usergroup they have. See the bottom of our substitution tutorial below for examples of using the usergroup IF substitution.

www.joomlapolis.com/documentation/279-community-builder/tutorials/18353-using-substitutions-throughout-cb

Specifically the below examples.

[cb:if usergroup includes "2"]I have Registered Usergroup[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup !includes "2"]I do NOT have Registered Usergroup[/cb:if]


I've insert this:
Code:
[cb:if usergroup includes "2"]Registrato BASIC [/cb:if][cb:if usergroup includes "3"]Animatore PREMIUM [/cb:if][cb:if usergroup includes "4"]Agenzia PREMIUM [/cb:if]

The problem is that if an user is "Basic" it appears correctly but if he is an "Animatore Premium" (Author) or "Ageniza PREMIUM" (Editor) the param displays both "Registrato BASIC" and "Animatore PREMIUM"... where I'm wrong?

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6 years 8 months ago - 6 years 8 months ago #303926 by lucablue
Replied by lucablue on topic The param of kind of user (registered, author and so on) in user lists
Solved with this:
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[cb:if usergroup includes "2" && usergroup !includes "3" && usergroup !includes "4"]Registrato BASIC [/cb:if][cb:if usergroup includes "2" && usergroup includes "3" && usergroup !includes "4"]Animatore PREMIUM [/cb:if][cb:if usergroup includes "2" && usergroup includes "3" && usergroup includes "4"]Agenzia PREMIUM [/cb:if]
Last edit: 6 years 8 months ago by lucablue.
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