[SOLVED] CB substitution usage...

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11 years 8 months ago - 11 years 8 months ago #220957 by opensaucesystems

[SOLVED] CB substitution usage... was created by opensaucesystems

I'm loving finding out about CB substitutions, but am stumped.

I have a field delimiter that shows a button depending on another field as shown below:

Code:

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member"]<form method="post" action="/somewhere"><button class="button">Go</button></form>[/cb:if]
[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member"]<form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">Go</button></form>[/cb:if]

This works and adds the button depending on the field cb_userprofilelevel.

What I need is to not show this button if the current logged in user is viewing their own profile.

I have tried the following code, but no button is displayed on any profile:

Code:

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member" AND user_id!="myid"]<form method="post" action="/somewhere"><button class="button">Go</button></form>[/cb:if]
[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member" AND user_id!="myid"]<form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">Go</button></form>[/cb:if]

Also, why doesn't this work:

Code:

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member" AND user="#displayed" cb_userprofilelevel="member"]<form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">Go</button></form>[/cb:if]

What am I doing wrong?

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11 years 8 months ago #220984 by krileon

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The below should work.

and user_id!="myid"

or

&& user_id!="myid"

Both will do an "and" statement and am pretty sure it's case sensitive.

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11 years 8 months ago #221015 by opensaucesystems

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I have tried both your suggestions, but nothing shows on any profile or list.

In fact I am unable to get any "and" statment to work, could you give me a known working statement to try so I can see if it's my end.

I'm using CB 1.9

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11 years 8 months ago #221050 by krileon

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You have user="#me". So user_id will always equal myid. Remove that and it should work fine. Substitutions on profile always use the user being displayed unless set otherwise (as you've done).

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11 years 8 months ago #221084 by opensaucesystems

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I wanted to have two buttons that displayed on the user list: one to message the user and another to link to the user profile.

This is the field delimiter code that I tried using CB Substitutions only:

Code:

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member" and user="#displayed" user_id!="myid"]<div id="contactMember[user_id]" class="contactMember"><form method="post" action="/messages?option=com_uddeim&task=new&recip=[user_id]&nouserlist=7"><button class="button">Contact member</button></form></div>[/cb:if]
[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member"]<div id="contactMember[user_id]" class="contactMember"><form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">Contact member</button></form></div>[/cb:if]

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member" and user="#displayed" user_id!="myid"]<div id="displayMemberProfile[user_id]" class="displayMemberProfile"><form method="post" action="[cb:url location="profile_view"/]"><button class="button">View full profile</button></form></div>[/cb:if]
[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member"]<div id="displayMemberProfile[user_id]" class="displayMemberProfile"><form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">View full profile</button></form></div>[/cb:if]

This didn't work. I think that "user" can only be set once for each cb:if statement.

In the end I had to use javascript to hide the buttons I didn't want to show.

Here is the code that I got to work:

Code:

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member"]<div id="contactMember[user_id]" class="contactMember"><form method="post" action="/messages?option=com_uddeim&task=new&recip=[user_id]&nouserlist=7"><button class="button">Contact member</button></form></div>[/cb:if]
[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member"]<div id="contactMember[user_id]" class="contactMember"><form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">Contact member</button></form></div>[/cb:if]

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member"]<div id="displayMemberProfile[user_id]" class="displayMemberProfile"><form method="post" action="[cb:url location="profile_view"/]"><button class="button">View full profile</button></form></div>[/cb:if]
[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel!="member"]<div id="displayMemberProfile[user_id]" class="displayMemberProfile"><form method="post" action=""><button disabled class="button">View full profile</button></form></div>[/cb:if]

<script type="text/javascript">// <![CDATA[
$(function(){
    var pathname = window.location;

    if (pathname == "[cb:url location="profile_view" /]") {
        $('.displayMemberProfile').hide();
    }

    if ("[cb:if user_id="myid"]1[/cb:if]" == 1) {
        $('#contactMember[user_id]').hide();
    }

});
// ]]></script>

I'm a newbie at this so any help is always appreciated. Is this the best way to do this?

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11 years 8 months ago #221086 by krileon

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You can only have 1 user parameter on the substitution. You should be able to nest conditionals.

[cb:if user="#me" cb_userprofilelevel="member"]
[cb:if user="#displayed" user_id!="myid"]
<div id="contactMember[user_id]" class="contactMember"><form method="post" action="/messages?option=com_uddeim&task=new&recip=[user_id]&nouserlist=7"><button class="button">Contact member</button></form></div>
[/cb:if]
[/cb:if]

Can't recall if this'll work or not, but worth a shot.

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