Help me write this code...

[IchBin™]

If you look at the code snippet I first posted you'll see this:

Code: (add above the code you posted)

[Biology Forums]

You have to add it above the other code you need to modify.

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// 'Print' the topic info.
$context['topics'][$row['ID_TOPIC']] = array(

I did, and I get this crazy error:

Please try again. If you come back to this error screen, report the error to an administrator.

It won't display the messages in the messageindex anymore

[Matthew K.]

Go ahead and attach your MessageIndex file WITH the code you added.

[Biology Forums]

Thank you, here it is!

[Matthew K.]

Try the attached file

[Biology Forums]

Try the attached file

Thanks Labradoodle-360,

This time there was no error, but when I set:

$mygroups = array(1,3);

To: $mygroups = array(2);

Which is the group I want to show red links, no red links are being shown, they are all blue still

[Matthew K.]

Try attached.

[Biology Forums]

Try attached.

Labradoodle-360, I know you're a smart guy, but after I tell you this you'll probably run out of steam:

It didn't work still Same result as before - links are showing as normal, not read.

[Matthew K.]

How about a link to your forum, and an admin account.

[Biology Forums]

PM sent.

[Matthew K.]

I'll take a peak soon.

[Biology Forums]

I'll take a peak soon.

Thanks

[Marcus Forsberg]

Any update on this? A quick look at MessageIndex.php tells me that the style is being applied to the member's name, and not the topic title as the OP requested.
Also, what is with the $groups array at all? It makes no sense to use an array when there's always just a single row to think about. Not to mention that this extra query could probably be merged with a previous one. A single line of code could do all of this very easily.

[Biology Forums]

Any update on this? A quick look at MessageIndex.php tells me that the style is being applied to the member's name, and not the topic title as the OP requested.
Also, what is with the $groups array at all? It makes no sense to use an array when there's always just a single row to think about. Not to mention that this extra query could probably be merged with a previous one. A single line of code could do all of this very easily.

Marcus, a lot of people have tried and failed. If you can develop a code that I can insert into the messageindex.php, I'd be pretty thankful.

[emanuele]

Search for:

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mf.smileysEnabled AS firstSmileys
and replace with

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mf.smileysEnabled AS firstSmileys, memf.ID_GROUP

then:

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'link' => '<a href="' . $scripturl . '?topic=' . $row['ID_TOPIC'] . '.0">' . $row['firstSubject'] . '</a>'

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'link' => '<a ' . (in_array($row['ID_GROUP'], array(1)) ? ' style="color: red"' : '' ) . 'href="' . $scripturl . '?topic=' . $row['ID_TOPIC'] . '.0">' . $row['firstSubject'] . '</a>'

Not sure if it is what you are looking for, let me know.

[Marcus Forsberg]

Now *that's* what I'm talking about.

[Biology Forums]

Now *that's* what I'm talking about.

It still didn't work, links are showing their normal color, and I parsed it correctly.

[Matthew K.]

Well even with that code, why use in_array();, why MAKE it an array if it's a single value...?

[emanuele]

Now *that's* what I'm talking about.

It still didn't work, links are showing their normal color, and I parsed it correctly.

The group you are looking for is the primary or an additional?
I worked in my test forum...

Well even with that code, why use in_array();, why MAKE it an array if it's a single value...?

Because the original question was:

If the person who started the topic is in group 15 or 21, show the topic title in red.

so so extend ad in_array it's easier than put another $row == 2.

[Matthew K.]

If he does intend on adding more groups, definitely.