{{if}} statement in add attribute

[TheJackal84]

I want to add a attribute to a certain class but I only want to add if it the user wants it there, is there any way to add a {{if}} statement to it, I tried adding it just before the attribute but it give a whoops error and if I add a if statement before the class with a endif after it it hides the whole section. I got a feeling the only way to do it is to replace the whole code and add the statement in there that way? does any one know how I can add it without replacing the whole code?

[TAMAN]

Adding attribute to a class? what do you mean? show your code what you trying to do  

[TheJackal84]

3 minutes ago, TAMAN said:

Adding attribute to a class? what do you mean? show your code what you trying to do  

into a division i mean not a class I want to add a ipsSticky=" " attribute to the nav bar if I add it it's fine but I only want it to be used if the user wants it active

[TAMAN]

4 minutes ago, TheJackal84 said:

into a division i mean not a class I want to add a ipsSticky=" " attribute to the nav bar if I add it it's fine but I only want it to be used if the user wants it active

This doesnt work?

<nav {{if $blah == 1}}ipsSticky=""{{endif}}>...</nav>

 

 

[TheJackal84]

Just now, TAMAN said:

This doesnt work?

<nav {{if $blah == '1'}}ipsSticky=""{{endif}}</nav>

yes but I don't want to replace the whole code I have it working with replacing the code but I would rather find a way to just use the add attribute section of the dev settings with a if statement if that's possible

[TAMAN]

1 minute ago, TheJackal84 said:

yes but I don't want to replace the whole code I have it working with replacing the code but I would rather find a way to just use the add attribute section of the dev settings with a if statement if that's possible

You dont replace the whole code with the if statement, I edited my post i wrote too fast

[TheJackal84]

5 minutes ago, TAMAN said:

You dont replace the whole code with the if statement, I edited my code i wrote too fast

 

But everything inside the

<nav {{if $blah == 1}}ipsSticky=""{{endif}}>...</nav>

division will need to be copied and replaced, I basically don't want to use the replace the chosen elements settings I want to use the add attribute one

with custom themes its easier to use the add attributes one then replacing as they might have custom divisions

[TAMAN]

Just now, TheJackal84 said:

 

But everything inside the

<nav {{if $blah == 1}}ipsSticky=""{{endif}}>...</nav>

division will need to be copied and replaced, I basically don't want to use the replace the chosen elements settings I want to use the add attribute one

Still not clear what you want to do :/ 

[TheJackal84]

Just now, TAMAN said:

Still not clear what you want to do :/ 

I edited my post that might help

[TAMAN]

Just now, TheJackal84 said:

I edited my post that might help

Nope, Not a bit  Just paste your code and explain what you trying to do 

[TheJackal84]

1 minute ago, TAMAN said:

Nope, Not a bit  Just paste your code and explain what you trying to do 

Its nothing to do with the code

In the settings there is a way to add attributes to divisions and elements in themes and there is a way to replace the code of themes, I want to add a attribute with a {{if}} statement the only way I found I can do it is by replacing the code but if there is a way to do it using the add attribute setting then thats better for me as some themes use their own divisions and elements and my plugin may not work with it or might mess up the style of it

but it don't work I want to know if there is a way to use a if statement with it, I can replace the code but I don't want that if there is a way to use the setting above

[teraßyte]

EDIT: somehow my post got emptied and only the codebox remained.

1 hour ago, TheJackal84 said:

Its nothing to do with the code

In the settings there is a way to add attributes to divisions and elements in themes and there is a way to replace the code of themes, I want to add a attribute with a {{if}} statement the only way I found I can do it is by replacing the code but if there is a way to do it using the add attribute setting then thats better for me as some themes use their own divisions and elements and my plugin may not work with it or might mess up the style of it

but it don't work I want to know if there is a way to use a if statement with it, I can replace the code but I don't want that if there is a way to use the setting above

You can't use statements there. I've been asking about adding support for them there since 4.0.

 

You can use the same workaround I used in this plugin I wrote:

 

First I add always a CSS class without caring about the statement (you can do it with attributes too):

TB.HIDDEN.REPLACEMENT.FOR.HIDE.QUOTE.BUTTON.FROM.FIRST.POST

 

Then I overload the post template and use a statement to decide how to replace the text, either with the css class I need or an empty string:

public function post( $item, $comment, $editorName, $app, $type, $class='' )
{
	$output = parent::post( $item, $comment, $editorName, $app, $type, $class );
	
	// Replacement check
	$hiddenReplacement = $comment->isFirst() ? ( ( \IPS\Settings::i()->tb_hqbfp_allow AND in_array( $item->forum_id, explode( ',', \IPS\Settings::i()->tb_hqbfp_allow ) ) ) ? '' : 'ipsHide' ) : '';
	
	// Finally replace it in
	$output = str_replace( 'TB.HIDDEN.REPLACEMENT.FOR.HIDE.QUOTE.BUTTON.FROM.FIRST.POST', $hiddenReplacement, $output );
	
	return $output;
}

 

[teraßyte]

For some reason my previous post was broken after submitting it, I went ahead and fixed it. I'm replying again just in case to let you know.

[HeadStand]

Been asking for the same thing since 4.0 as well.

[TheJackal84]

8 minutes ago, teraßyte said:

EDIT: somehow my post got emptied and only the codebox remained.

You can't use statements there. I've been asking about adding support for them there since 4.0.

 

You can use the same workaround I used in this plugin I wrote:

 

First I add always a CSS class without caring about the statement (you can do it with attributes too):

TB.HIDDEN.REPLACEMENT.FOR.HIDE.QUOTE.BUTTON.FROM.FIRST.POST

 

Then I overload the post template and use a statement to decide how to replace the text, either with the css class I need or an empty string:

public function post( $item, $comment, $editorName, $app, $type, $class='' )
{
	$output = parent::post( $item, $comment, $editorName, $app, $type, $class );
	
	// Replacement check
	$hiddenReplacement = $comment->isFirst() ? ( ( \IPS\Settings::i()->tb_hqbfp_allow AND in_array( $item->forum_id, explode( ',', \IPS\Settings::i()->tb_hqbfp_allow ) ) ) ? '' : 'ipsHide' ) : '';
	
	// Finally replace it in
	$output = str_replace( 'TB.HIDDEN.REPLACEMENT.FOR.HIDE.QUOTE.BUTTON.FROM.FIRST.POST', $hiddenReplacement, $output );
	
	return $output;
}

 

Cheers I will give it a play with and see what I come up

1 minute ago, HeadStand said:

Been asking for the same thing since 4.0 as well.

It would make it so much easier if they allowed it in some form or way

[TheJackal84]

I did manage to get the code implanted into the template by adding the code below into the template

{{$test = 'the_codes_value';}}
{{$test1 = '{{if \IPS\Settings::i()->My_setting == 1}}';}}
{{$test2 = '{{endif}}';}}

And then as the setting it was

Key = whatever the key is

and the value was below

{$test1|raw}{$test}{$test2|raw}

it did show into the template perfect but it didn't implement it (work) it was just there showing like

{{if \IPS\Settings::i()->My_setting == 1}}the_codes_value{{endif}}

Maybe someone could work from this and get a way for it to work? Unless we nag IPS until they add it so we can use a {{if}} statement in there.

[TheJackal84]

Ok I done it and got it to work basically you need to add this sort of code to the template

{{if \IPS\Settings::i()->My_setting == 0}}
    {{$test = 0;}}
{{else}}
    {{$test = 1;}}
{{endif}}

and as the attribute the key will be what ever your key is and the value will be

{$test}

then it will show if your setting is selected

 

@HeadStand

[BomAle]

have you managed it with js controller? I think about track "stickyInit" event emitted by ips.ui.sticky.

 

[TheJackal84]

4 minutes ago, BomAle said:

have you managed it with js controller? I think about track "stickyInit" event emitted by ips.ui.sticky.

 

I done it already mate thanks, Check the top I marked it as best answer, Plus it weren't just for sticky it was for custom too

[HeadStand]

11 minutes ago, TheJackal84 said:

Ok I done it and got it to work basically you need to add this sort of code to the template

{{if \IPS\Settings::i()->My_setting == 0}}
    {{$test = 0;}}
{{else}}
    {{$test = 1;}}
{{endif}}

and as the attribute the key will be what ever your key is and the value will be

{$test}

then it will show if your setting is selected

 

@HeadStand

Sorry, I wouldn't do it this way. Editing a template isn't a solution for development purposes.

The only way that I know of to do this (via plugin) is by inserting a hidden div anywhere in the template (using a theme hook) with the setting value inside. Then using a JS controller to handle the value and add the attributes accordingly.

 

[TheJackal84]

2 minutes ago, HeadStand said:

Sorry, I wouldn't do it this way. Editing a template isn't a solution for development purposes.

The only way that I know of to do this (via plugin) is by inserting a hidden div anywhere in the template (using a theme hook) with the setting value inside. Then using a JS controller to handle the value and add the attributes accordingly.

 

If your making a plugin or app then just create a hook and add it, what's wrong with that?

[HeadStand]

2 minutes ago, TheJackal84 said:

If your making a plugin or app then just create a hook and add it what's wrong with that?

Edit: I see now what you did. You have a global value for the entire template. Yes, that will work.

The use case I was thinking of is when you have multiple attributes in a single template that will change. For example, putting things on the rows of the forum index.

[TheJackal84]

Just now, HeadStand said:

Because a template edit means that your template is now stuck that way and won't be updated with the next version's changes. That means that I'd have to remember to check all templates for differences and incorporate them. There's too much room for error.

The JS controller will work even when you update to the next version.

I don't get how you mean, If you wanted to add a sticky nav bar for example then just create a hook in global and add it to global template or the navbar template at the top, it don't need updating, If you use it on multi pages then place it under the </head> or something in global, its only a {{if}} statement asking 0 or 1

[HeadStand]

3 minutes ago, TheJackal84 said:

I don't get how you mean, If you wanted to add a sticky nav bar for example then just create a hook in global and add it to global template or the navbar template at the top, it don't need updating, If you use it on multi pages then place it under the </head> or something in global, its only a {{if}} statement asking 0 or 1

See my edited post.

I misunderstood what you were  doing.

[TheJackal84]

Just now, HeadStand said:

See my edited post.

I misunderstood what you were  doing.

OK lol I got happy when I done it as I been trying for a while but kept going back to it and then sad when you said its not good