is_member_of improvement.
Mod Version: 1.00, by merk
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| Released: 04 Feb 2004 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 1 |
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Requested by Boofo
Some people want to check for multiple groups at once, instead of having to slam OR is_member_of(anothercheck) together for each group, if you apply this hack it will be simple to check for multiple groups.
The format for the function is now,
Just seperate each group by a comma, no need for extra quotes or anything.
Find the function in includes/functions.php ~line 190 and replace it with the following.
This should not affect any current is_member_of conditionals you're using.
Some people want to check for multiple groups at once, instead of having to slam OR is_member_of(anothercheck) together for each group, if you apply this hack it will be simple to check for multiple groups.
The format for the function is now,
Code:
is_member_of($bbuserinfo, ID1, ID2, ID3,.....);
Find the function in includes/functions.php ~line 190 and replace it with the following.
This should not affect any current is_member_of conditionals you're using.
PHP Code:
function is_member_of()
{
static $argpad, $user_memberships;
$usergroupids = func_get_args();
$userinfo = array_shift($usergroupids);
// check primary usergroup against given usergroupids
if(in_array($userinfo['usergroupid'], $usergroupids))
{
return true;
}
// if we dont already have membergroupids, fetch them.
if(!is_array($user_memberships["$userinfo[userid]"]))
{
$user_memberships["$userinfo[userid]"] = fetch_membergroupids_array($userinfo);
}
foreach($usergroupids as $usergroupid)
{
if(in_array($usergroupid, $user_memberships["$userinfo[userid]"]))
{
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
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