[Plugin: WordPress Navigation List Plugin NAVT] php in before/after?

  • lauras2009

    (@lauras2009)


    15 years, 8 months ago

    I want to be able to show/hide nav sub-items (one level down) if the user is logged in (or not logged in).

    I was hoping to be able to put this in the “Insert before item” box:
    <?php if ($user_ID != ”) { ?>

    and this in the “Insert after item” box:
    <?php } ?>

    but the PHP isn’t getting read … it’s just showing up in the HTML as PHP. I do have PHP exec plugin installed so I thought that the PHP would be interpreted …

    Any advice or guidance on this would be much appreciated.

    Laura S.

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  • hlwilson3rd

    (@hlwilson3rd)

    15 years, 8 months ago

    I am also trying to use those code blocks. Different utilization, but same result. The code is being ignored. We’re you able to resolve this in any way?

    Thread Starter lauras2009

    (@lauras2009)

    15 years, 8 months ago

    Well I gave up trying after I realized that the plugin itself pays attention whether the user is logged in or not, so it automatically hides the sub-menu items if the user isn’t logged in.

    Something I ran into recently makes me think it’s worth trying to put the PHP in directly (rather than using the <?php ?> tags (if you’re using PHP)

    Sorry, that’s probably not much help …

    Laura S.

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