XF 2.0 Conditional in post_macros

[Steve F]

Not having much luck....neither of these work.

{{ $post.is_staff ? 'is-staff': ''}}

{{ $post.User.is_staff ? 'is-staff': ''}}

Any ideas, I think I'm just missing how this works.

 

[Steve F]

Lol...never mind

Works..

{{ $post.User.is_staff ? 'is-staff' : ''}}

 

[Steve F]

So what would be the correct syntax for the below:

{{ property('peThreadStarter') && $post.user_id == $thread.user_id ? 'is-threadStarter' : '' }}

property('peThreadStarter') is set as a boolean.

The output of that is showing a "1" instead of "is-threadStarter":


This works alone:

{{ property('peThreadStarter') ? 'is-threadStarter' : '' }}

What am I missing?

 

[Steve F]

Well I would delete the above just because it is a bit embarrassing but that wouldn't help anyone

Working (added bit in red, thanks @Russ ):

{{ ($post.user_id == $thread.user_id && property('peThreadStarter')) ? ' is-threadStarter' : '' }}

 

[[xFv]]

Well I would delete the above just because it is a bit embarrassing but that wouldn't help anyone

Working (added bit in red, thanks @Russ ):

{{ ($post.user_id == $thread.user_id && property('peThreadStarter')) ? ' is-threadStarter' : '' }}

Could this be used for Thread Starter (Original Poster) type modification?

 

[Steve F]

That is what I was using it for so yes.

 

[[xFv]]

Could this be used for Thread Starter (Original Poster) type modification?

Are you using this in a html template in a "if" statement?
Just curious because I was using the method below until XF2 beta 3 dont agree with it.
And now I am trying to find another way.
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