XF 2.1 $node, $forum, $thread, $post
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In my case the field is test with 0/1
In thread_view i can extend the call of post_macros with
arg-test="{$forum.field} ? 1 : 0"
in post_macros
<xf:macro name="post" arg-post="!" arg-thread="!" arg-test="!">
and use
{test}
The rest is to add two template-mods to add
arg-test="{$forum.field} ? 1 : 0" to thread_view
and
arg-test="!" to post_macros
In my case the field is test with 0/1
In thread_view i can extend the call of post_macros with
arg-test="{$forum.field} ? 1 : 0"
in post_macros
<xf:macro name="post" arg-post="!" arg-thread="!" arg-test="!">
and use
{test}
The rest is to add two template-mods to add
arg-test="{$forum.field} ? 1 : 0" to thread_view
and
arg-test="!" to post_macros
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.offtop: every day I observe from you several questions related to the development. And judging by them, you did not even really familiarize yourself with the documentation. Before learning to program, you need to learn how to look for answers to questions. Most questions are answered on the Internet. Just before asking another question, first try to find the answer to it yourself: on the Internet, in the engine, in additions. You will not learn anything if others do everything for you.
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And how do you think a forum is filled with answers?
By people with questions and people answering them.
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You can be shure that i use the search very often, but there is normally no answer for me.
But in this thread we have now an answer, because i have asked before.
By people with questions and people answering them.
(c) Robert9 & Aristoteles
You can be shure that i use the search very often, but there is normally no answer for me.
But in this thread we have now an answer, because i have asked before.
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Thank you Lukas.
But all information is still there, there is no need to retrieve anything. (When you see a thread you have $forum, $thread and all $posts)
dump($forum) in thread_view shows $forum
thread_view calls post_macros with args ($thread and $post)
Everything i have to do is to extend the call with the arg $forum in thread_view
and to fetch and use the data in post_macros
The answer for #1 is in #2.
I guess to understand what you mean with relations; i have used the relations yesterday the first time in another add-on,
where i had to fetch RMItem to rows in my own table. It had big problems till i have changed the name of my own_table.primary to resource_id.
So i guess, that the name needs to be the same every time, while i was not able to say LEFT JOIN ON (own.primary=rm.resource_id) it is easy to use with (own.resource_id=rm.resource_id).
After understanding that relation_name.field could be used for the ->where everything was easy.
But all information is still there, there is no need to retrieve anything. (When you see a thread you have $forum, $thread and all $posts)
dump($forum) in thread_view shows $forum
thread_view calls post_macros with args ($thread and $post)
Everything i have to do is to extend the call with the arg $forum in thread_view
and to fetch and use the data in post_macros
The answer for #1 is in #2.
I guess to understand what you mean with relations; i have used the relations yesterday the first time in another add-on,
where i had to fetch RMItem to rows in my own table. It had big problems till i have changed the name of my own_table.primary to resource_id.
So i guess, that the name needs to be the same every time, while i was not able to say LEFT JOIN ON (own.primary=rm.resource_id) it is easy to use with (own.resource_id=rm.resource_id).
After understanding that relation_name.field could be used for the ->where everything was easy.
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