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This is what I was trying before: {{ link('newbattle/cpanel/r/save', {'r': $receiver_user_id}, $newbattle)}} but I was getting errors about $newbattle at the end. So now: {{ link('newbattle/cpanel/r/save', {'r': $receiver_user_id})}} works great. Thanks.

Just standard like this: cpanel/r/:int<r>/ In my controller: public function getParamUserId(ParameterBag $params) { $params_user_id = $params->r; return $params_user_id; } Then I call $this->getParamUserId($params) where needed in my other methods.

I have my form action: <xf:form action="{{ link('newbattle/cpanel/save', $newbattle) }}" upload="true" ajax="true" class="block"> My url is like this: newbattle/cpanel/r/24496/add. Since the form is linking to newbattle/cpanel/save it's not working. How should the link be formatted since I...

I dumped the alert page but it wasn't even showing the content_type, so it's confusing. I'm going to work with the user content_type since it seems to work no problem.

I just tested it again by changing the content_type to 'user' and the action to 'newbattle', then named my template alert_user_newbattle and now I see the alert. Why is that? Why would my content_type not work? I even copied the exact code from XF\Alert\User and changed the class to NewBattle...

Sorry, I forgot to mention that I looked in AbstractHandler and I have my template as alert_newbattle_battle but it doesn't seem to work still. The content_type and action are inserted correctly.

My alert code is sending an alert to the appropriate user and it shows up with a "1" in the alert notification, but the alert is not showing anything. And when I go to the Alert page it doesn't show anything either. I'm assuming it's because the alert template is not named properly. Here is my...

That makes sense and it's straightforward. I was trying to set it just within the template. :( Thanks!

I'm having an issue with a template where I'm getting the date from my table's date column (stored in unixtime). I'm display the date like this: 2024/0113/ so January 13, for example. The problem is that users that are not in same time zone don't show the proper date. Is this because Xenforo is...

Ok, thanks. Good to know!

That's interesting, I've never seen that function before. This works great. Where is it normally used?

I've been searching but I don't see anything about strpos. What would be the equivalent in a template? Basically, I want to do this: <xf:if is="strpos({$xf.uri}, 'forums') !== false"> forums <xf:else /> {$xf.uri} </xf:if> because I just need to see if the URL contains certain words...

This is part of my Entity: $structure->columns = [ 'battle_id' => ['type' => self::UINT, 'autoIncrement' => true], 'battle_date' => ['type' => self::UINT, 'default' => 0], 'category' => ['type' => self::STR, 'default' => '', 'maxLength' => 15]...

I thought I had it fixed by using <xf:js> tags instead of <script> tags but the issue is still there. I noticed in the overlay that it's ignoring the javascript files but it's loading an external css file that I'm using. Why would the overlay be ignoring those files?

I have an issue with an overlay where I'm not able to load an external file into it. For example I have a template called "store" and I link to another template called "store-view" with data-xf-click="overlay". The "store-view" template loads but I have a .js file that I want to load into the...