HI
In this template, find out var $info.endDate. It contains end date of current event. Compare it with current date (using smarty function {$smarty.now|date_format} ) and hide your contact form if event was already finished

Thank you very much for your reply!

I'm not really experienced with smarty but... Will it be something like:

{if ($smarty.now|date_format) < $info.endDate}
Blabla1
{else}
Blabla2
{/if}

?

I found it out! :D (I'm not using a endDate in every event so that's why nothing changed the first time...)

{if ($info.date) <= ($smarty.now|date_format) }

Nice job Banjamin!

Thanks! I really appreciate the complete and friendly support.

I'm really happy with Oxwall. It's just so much fun to play with it.

A little problem...

I just found out the following:

I use {if ($info.date) <= ($smarty.now|date_format) } to exclude the contact form on past events. But...it only works when the event is more then a month old. Till that time the contact form shows up.

Example:
$info.date = Jun 1 '11, 09:00AM / $smarty.now = Jun 9 '11, 09:00AM
The contact form should now be excluded! But...the contact form is still there.
When I change the $info.date to May 29 '11 09:00AM, the contact form disapear as it should.

I really need the contact form to be hidden when the current date is equal or later than the {$info.date} on daily base, not per month.

What should I do?

Maybe I have to change the $info.date format? Now, the month is on the front. Maybe I have to get the day of the month on the front? (In the Netherlands that's the way we use dates)

Fixed!

I found out that there went something wrong with the display of the month.

Smarty can't understand if the month 'Jun' is greater or less than 'Oct'. But...it can understand that month '06' is less than '10'. So...I used the following code to get the right {if}........{else}.......{/if}:

{if ($info.date|date_format:"%D") >= ($smarty.now|date_format:"%D") }

Day, month and year are now written as numbers [02,03,10,12,29, etc.] in stead of letters [Mar, Jun, Oct, etc.] so smarty easily check if the event-date is equal or less than the current date.

Pfff...it was a pain in the &*$^@# but I'm so glad it's working!!! :D

I have one big question in order to complete my Event plugin modification:

Wich variable do I have to use when I want to hide a div for users with a specified AccountType?

I really hope somebody (I think it will be Addenster ;D) can help me out, because it's the last thing I have to get to work!

Kind regards,
Benjamin

Anybody? I'm so curious!

Thnx for the reply, but... I can't find anything about userroles and userpermissions in combination with {if}{/if} rules.

Can you give me a hand with this parameters and variables?

Something like:

{if ($accountType) == ($accountType|company) }
Something
{else}
Nothing
{/if}

I don't know really wich variables I need to use. I can't find them within the documentation you referred.

That is to give you an idea what I want...

I want to hide a div for users with a specified accountype.

Addenster does (I hope) :)

Sorry for a long response :)
Do you need to determine accountType or user roles?

No problem! Great to hear from you!

I need to determine accountType.

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