CSS owns me...

[KuJoe]

Not a bad idea! I try to avoid iframes but in this case it would be my best bet.

[Kevin]

You could also try some JavaScript InnerHTML.

Code:

<div id="box>
What you want to show by default.
</box>

and then have some JavaScript that checks if the user is logged in and uses innerHTML accordingly. Beware of using JavaScript variables, though. They can be changed at any time by the user.

Code:

document.getElementById('box').innerHTML = 'Welcome!';

For more info about this go to Tizag.

[Jimmie]

No, use the existing APIs in THT:

PHP Code:

if($_SESSION['username']){
     $array["LOGINBOX"] = "";
}
else{
    $array["LOGINBOX"] = $style->replaceVar("tpl/whatever/loginbox/lol.tpl");
}
echo $style->replaceVar.......... 


Check for _SESSION['username'] and make it something like that.
I wish there was something like this on THT's templating system though:

Code:

{if $_SESSION['username']}
    You're a user!
{/if}
{elseif $_SESSION['fail']}
You fail!
{/elseif}
{else}
uh
{/else}

[Kevin]

(07-14-2009 05:38 AM)Jimmie Wrote:  No, use the existing APIs in THT:

PHP Code:

if($_SESSION['username']){
     $array["LOGINBOX"] = "";
}
else{
    $array["LOGINBOX"] = $style->replaceVar("tpl/whatever/loginbox/lol.tpl");
}
echo $style->replaceVar.......... 


Check for _SESSION['username'] and make it something like that.
I wish there was something like this on THT's templating system though:

Code:

{if $_SESSION['username']}
    You're a user!
{/if}
{elseif $_SESSION['fail']}
You fail!
{/elseif}
{else}
uh
{/else}

I'm not sure if he wants it to integrate with THT. (But he might )