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@NogDogJan 12.2017 — #Not sure we have enough info to come up with a best or even correct answer for you, but I suspect what you are asking could be handled by some sort of array that you could loop through, thus avoiding a lot of repetitious if blocks.
Ideally, the population of the $boards array in this example might come from a support function or config file, as opposed to having to stick it in the middle of your output code.
Help with "if" command
On a forum I’ve installed a mod which displays a button on every post. I don’t want that button displayed on certain boards & therefore I used the following statement
[CODE]if ($context[‘current_board’] != 17)
This works to not display the button in board no. 17.
How do I attach more board numbers to that statement ?
Thanks.
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@NogDogJan 12.2017 — #Not sure we have enough info to come up with a best or even correct answer for you, but I suspect what you are asking could be handled by some sort of array that you could loop through, thus avoiding a lot of repetitious if blocks.[code=php]
$boards = array(
array('number' => 1, 'name' => 'First Board'),
array('number' => 2, 'name' => 'Second Board') // etc....
);
foreach($boards as $board) {
if($context['current_board'] != $board['number']) {
// output HTML for button to board # $board['number']
// with text $board['name']
}
}
[/code]Ideally, the population of the $boards array in this example might come from a support function or config file, as opposed to having to stick it in the middle of your output code.