Values in template array

[dbembibre]

I trying to validate in a listener class if the user is array in this case i inject a special template.
When i get $template->getParams() i can see via print_r all values, but no cant acces to it.
Whats the problem ??

I see in print_r($params)
[is_admin] => 1
[username] => Danny
But when i asign to a vars they dont have any value.

<?php
class microstats_Listener
{
    public static function template_hook ($hookName, &$contents, array $hookParams, XenForo_Template_Abstract $template)
    {
        if ($hookName == 'footer_links_legal')
        {
       
            $params = $template->getParams();
            print_r($params);
            $isAdmin = $params ['is_admin'];
            $AdminName = $params['username'];

Anyone can help me please.
Thanks in advance

 

[Chris D]

Template hooks are designed to inject new content into existing templates. You normally modify the parameters that already exist in the $template object and pass them through to a new template.

For example,

<?php
class microstats_Listener
{
    public static function template_hook ($hookName, &$contents, array $hookParams, XenForo_Template_Abstract $template)
    {
        if ($hookName == 'footer_links_legal')
        {
       
            $params = $template->getParams();
            print_r($params);
            $isAdmin = $params ['is_admin'];
            $AdminName = $params['username'];

            $contents .= $template->create('your_new_template', $params);
        }
     }
}

That would add your modified $params into a template called 'your_new_template' and it will append it to the end of the existing $contents of the footer_links_legal hook.

You might also want to play around with:

$template->setParams($params);

That may overwrite the existing template params with your modified params if you didn't need to append an additional template.

 

[dbembibre]

Thats is that i need. Thanks a lot

Template hooks are designed to inject new content into existing templates. You normally modify the parameters that already exist in the $template object and pass them through to a new template.

For example,

<?php
class microstats_Listener
{
    public static function template_hook ($hookName, &$contents, array $hookParams, XenForo_Template_Abstract $template)
    {
        if ($hookName == 'footer_links_legal')
        {
      
            $params = $template->getParams();
            print_r($params);
            $isAdmin = $params ['is_admin'];
            $AdminName = $params['username'];

            $contents .= $template->create('your_new_template', $params);
        }
     }
}

That would add your modified $params into a template called 'your_new_template' and it will append it to the end of the existing $contents of the footer_links_legal hook.

You might also want to play around with:

$template->setParams($params);

That may overwrite the existing template params with your modified params if you didn't need to append an additional template.

 

[dbembibre]

Cant get to work, my last vbulletin plugin was years ago maybe i convert in a retarded
I make a litle add-on to show the server load to admin only in the footer, all work ok, i adquire the load, render the template but cant see the variables passed to template, only can see if i do a
<xen:helper dump, $varname>

My code: the listener.

<?php
class microstats_Listener
{
    public static function template_hook ($hookName, &$contents, array $hookParams, XenForo_Template_Abstract $template)
    {
        if ($hookName == 'footer_links_legal')
        {   
            if ($loadavg = @file_get_contents("/proc/loadavg"))
            {
                $regs = split(" ",$loadavg);
                $serverload = ' [Server Loads: <b>' . $regs[0] .'</b> ' . $regs[1] . ' : ' . $regs[2] . ']';
            }elseif ($stats=@exec('uptime')) {
   
                preg_match('/averages?: ([0-9\.]+),[\s]+([0-9\.]+),[\s]+([0-9\.]+)/',$stats,$regs);
                $serverload = ' [Server Loads: <b>' . $regs[1] .'</b> ' . $regs[2] . ' : ' . $regs[3] . ']';
   
            }elseif ($loadavg = @`sysctl vm.loadavg|cut -d" " -f3-5`) {
                $regs = explode(" ",$loadavg);
                $serverload = ' [Server Loads: <b>' . $regs[0] .'</b> ' . $regs[1] . ' : ' . $regs[2] . ']';
   
            }
           
            $serverload2 .='<!-- micro server stats -->' . $serverload;
           
            $dArray = array(
                        "serverload" => $serverload2,
                        "testvar" => "hello",
                        );
                       
            $merged=array_merge($dArray, $template->getParams());
           
            $nTemplate = $template->create('microstats_label', $merged);
            $contents .= $nTemplate->render(); 
           
        }
    }
}
?>

My template: microstats_label

<xen:if is="{$visitor.is_admin}">
$serverload
</xen:if>

{xen:helper dump, $serverload}
{xen:helper dump, $testvar}

The output that i see:

Terms and Rules $serverload
string(55) "<!-- micro server stats --> [Server Loads: <b>0.80</b> 0.64 : 0.67 ]"
string(5) "hello"

Thanks in advance

Template hooks are designed to inject new content into existing templates. You normally modify the parameters that already exist in the $template object and pass them through to a new template.

For example,

<?php
class microstats_Listener
{
    public static function template_hook ($hookName, &$contents, array $hookParams, XenForo_Template_Abstract $template)
    {
        if ($hookName == 'footer_links_legal')
        {
      
            $params = $template->getParams();
            print_r($params);
            $isAdmin = $params ['is_admin'];
            $AdminName = $params['username'];

            $contents .= $template->create('your_new_template', $params);
        }
     }
}

That would add your modified $params into a template called 'your_new_template' and it will append it to the end of the existing $contents of the footer_links_legal hook.

You might also want to play around with:

$template->setParams($params);

That may overwrite the existing template params with your modified params if you didn't need to append an additional template.

 

[Despair]

<xen:if is="{$visitor.is_admin}">
$serverload
</xen:if>

Missing curly braces around that variable, so it should be {$serverload}. You might try that and see if it works.

 

[dbembibre]

Missing curly braces around that variable, so it should be {$serverload}. You might try that and see if it works.

Holly sheet, i waste one hour testing and testing the code, yes i'm retarded, thanks for the help