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• Started 4 years ago by kannued
• Latest reply from fel64
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Subforums on frontpage -- fel64?

1. • 
   • kannued
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   I don't want my subforums to showup on frontpage as in http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/subforums-and-markup?replies=12

   I tried fel64's recommendation:
   <?php foreach( $forums as $forum ) : ?>
   //blaaaaah HTML
   <?php endforeach; ?>
   to this sort of thing:

   <?php foreach( $forums as $forum ) :
   if( !$forum->forum_parent ) { ?>
   //blaaaaaah HTML
   <?php }
   enforeach; ?>

   I get an error on line 60,
   Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in front-page.php on line 60

   Line 60 writes
   <?php endif; else : // $forums ?>
2. • 
   • fel64
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Oh hey. I think the colon syntax works so that the endif comes after all of it, including the else statements. So just try removing the endif;. If that gets unexpected results, can you copy the entire code for that file to http://pastebin.com/ and link it here for me to look at please? In fact, might be best to do that anyway just to make sure.
3. • 
   • kannued
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   http://pastebin.com/m50e22a18
4. • 
   • fel64
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   http://pastebin.com/m444620c
5. • 
   • kannued
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Changed the div position.

   I get a different error now:
   Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in front-page.php on line 73
6. • 
   • fel64
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Removed a (probably) unnecessary if statement. Give this one a shot: http://pastebin.com/m5eb1069a - sorry!
7. • 
   • kannued
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   A different error this time.
   Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in front-page.php on line 60
8. • 
   • fel64
   • Member

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   No idea to be honest. Bloody colon syntax. Play around with it until it works.
9. • 
   • chrishajer
   • Moderator

   • Posted 4 years ago #

   Line 55 has a typo:

   enforeach; ?>

   should be

   endforeach; ?>

   That takes care of the syntax error on line 60. I have no idea if the plugin works after that correction though.
10. • 
    • kannued
    • Member

    • Posted 4 years ago #

    That cured the error problem! Thank you ChrisHajer and Fel64.
11. • 
    • fel64
    • Member

    • Posted 4 years ago #

    Yeah, cheers Chris for finding that one. :)

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