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• Started 4 years ago by Thrift
• Latest reply from Ohna
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Hiding objects from registered and unregistered users.

1. • 
   • Thrift
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   • Posted 4 years ago #

   I'd like to hide the login/pass fields after a user has logged in and there are some other things I would like to hide or be available only to registered users.

   Can anyone help?
2. • 
   • Thrift
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Ok, I so figured out the <?php if ( bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?> tags to display items to users that are logged in. Now how can it be used to hide things from people that are logged in?

   There is a lack of documentation on functions it seems. That or I'm just not looking in the right places.
3. • 
   • Ziyphr
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Not tried this but usually with functions you can put in an exclamation mark in to what you had for not logged in.

   <?php if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) { ?>
   show to those not logged in
   <?php } ?>

   Sorry if that's obvious and you've already tried it.
4. • 
   • Thrift
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Thank you!
   I'm still a little new at this so I appreciate the help with what was more then likely a very simple question. It worked after I modified it a little.

   <?php if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
   show to those not logged in
   <?php endif; ?>
5. • 
   • dan90036
   • Member

   • Posted 2 years ago #

   In which file should I make the modification <?php if ( bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?> and where so that unregistered users CANNOT see the forums or the topics?
6. • 
   • Ohna
   • Member

   • Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi, dan90036
   Try this:
   

   <?php if ( bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
   HTML content for registred user
   <?php else : ?>
   HTML content for unregistred user
   <?php endif; // bb_is_user_logged_in() ?>
7. • 
   • dan90036
   • Member

   • Posted 2 years ago #

   Thank you Ohna, one question in which file and where should I put this snippet of code?
   Dan
8. • 
   • Ohna
   • Member

   • Posted 2 years ago #

   I think this isn't the best practice but you can try this for the moment:

   If you use a custom template, edit with a text editor:
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/front-page.php

   after:
   <?php bb_get_header(); ?>
   add:
   <?php if ( bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
   before :
   <?php bb_get_footer(); ?>
   add :
   

   <?php else : ?>
   <?php if ( !in_array( bb_get_location(), array( 'login-page', 'register-page' ) ) ) login_form(); ?>
   <?php endif; // bb_is_user_logged_in() ?>

   do the same for:
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/topic.php
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/forum.php
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/profile.php
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/tags.php
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/tag-single.php
   my-templates/(name_of_your_templates)/view.php

   but your forums posts can allways be read trough the rss feed..

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