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Mod Version: 1.00, by hamidof

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vB Version: 3.6.x Rating: (1 vote - 4.00 average) Installs: 4
Released: 05 Aug 2007 Last Update: Never Downloads: 3
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This mod modifies GTCustom Pages, you can download it here:
GTCustom Pages - Create Custom Pages With Ease

More information here:
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I was working on a quick project and there was 3 buy now buttons that needed to show up only for members who are logged in.
With a little modification to this hack you can do this:

First find or download goto.php that comes with this package and open it with your favourite text editor.
Find:
PHP Code:
               /* 
    * *************************************
    * PHRASES - no need to parse
    * **************************************
    */
    
$vbphrase['content'] = $vbphrase['gtcustom_' $section];
    
$vbphrase['header_title'] = $vbphrase['gtcustom_' $section '_header'];
    
$vbphrase['sub_title'] = $vbphrase['gtcustom_' $section '_subtitle']; 
It starts at line: 70
Add these lines after them:

PHP Code:
    /**
     * User logged in stuff
     * By Codehead @ talk.code-head.com
    **/ 
    
if( isset($vbphrase['gtcustom_' .$section .'_user_not_logged_in']) && strlen($vbphrase['gtcustom_' .$section .'_user_not_logged_in']) > && !$vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] ) {
        
$regex                     '#__START_USER_SECTION__.*?__END_USER_SECTION__#is';
        
$vbphrase['content'] = preg_replace($regex$vbphrase['gtcustom_' .$section .'_user_not_logged_in'], $vbphrase['content']);
    } else { 
        
$regex                    = array('#__START_USER_SECTION__#i''#__END_USER_SECTION__#i');
        
$vbphrase['content'] = preg_replace($regex''$vbphrase['content']);
    } 
So all together it will look like this:
PHP Code:
    /* 
    * *************************************
    * PHRASES - no need to parse
    * **************************************
    */
    
$vbphrase['content'] = $vbphrase['gtcustom_' $section];
    
$vbphrase['header_title'] = $vbphrase['gtcustom_' $section '_header'];
    
$vbphrase['sub_title'] = $vbphrase['gtcustom_' $section '_subtitle'];
    
    
/**
     * User logged in stuff
     * By Codehead @ talk.code-head.com
    **/ 
    
if( isset($vbphrase['gtcustom_' .$section .'_user_not_logged_in']) && strlen($vbphrase['gtcustom_' .$section .'_user_not_logged_in']) > && !$vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] ) {
        
$regex                     '#__START_USER_SECTION__.*?__END_USER_SECTION__#is';
        
$vbphrase['content'] = preg_replace($regex$vbphrase['gtcustom_' .$section .'_user_not_logged_in'], $vbphrase['content']);
    } else { 
        
$regex                    = array('#__START_USER_SECTION__#i''#__END_USER_SECTION__#i');
        
$vbphrase['content'] = preg_replace($regex''$vbphrase['content']);
    } 
Upload it back to your server.

Then you need another phrase called:
gtcustom_YOUR_CUSTOM_PAGE_user_not_logged_in

And put the text for when the user is not logged in or not a memeber, for instance:
(HTML alowed)

HTML Code:
You must be logged in to purchase this item.<br />
Please take a moment to login or register.
Then in your gtcustom_YOUR_CUSTOM_PAGE phrase wrap the sections in __START_USER_SECTION__ & __END_USER_SECTION__ for instance:

HTML Code:
Some info about the item that you want to sell...
__START_USER_SECTION__
<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_s-xclick">
...
</form>
__END_USER_SECTION__
Some other item info...
__START_USER_SECTION__
<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_s-xclick">
...
</form>
__END_USER_SECTION__
You can have multiple sections for logged in users and if they are not logged in, the text in gtcustom_YOUR_CUSTOM_PAGE_user_not_logged_in will be shown.

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