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[BassMan]

Hi Xon,

I have a problem and when you find some time I'll be glad if you can help me out.

I have this code:

<xf:if is="{$thread.Thread.prefix_id}">
    <a href="{{ link('threads', $thread.Thread) }}">{{ prefix('thread', $thread.Thread.prefix_id, 'html', '') }}</a>
</xf:if>

Now it shows only one prefix and I'd like to show multi prefixes here from your add-on. Is there an easy way how to edit above code to show it.

Thank you.

Regards,
BassMan

 

[Xon]

Change that too;

<xf:if is="{$thread.Thread.prefix_id}">
   <a href="{{ link('threads', $thread.Thread) }}">{{ prefix('thread', $thread.Thread, 'html', '') }}</a>
</xf:if>

This will work with and without MultiPrefix installed

 

[BassMan]

Yes, it works. Thank you, Xon.

 

[BassMan]

But it will not work if I remove .prefix_id in this code:

        <xf:if is="{$thread.prefix_id}">
            <a href="{{ link('threads/', $thread) }}">{{ prefix('thread', $thread.prefix_id, 'html', '') }}</a>
        </xf:if>

 

[Xon]

Use

{{ dump($thread) }}

and see if that is actually an entity.

 

[BassMan]

It should be, because it works on any site with one prefix (tested on page node and forum_view). That code is within the widget.

 

[Xon]

MultiPrefix depends on extra content and strictly requires the type of $thread to be an entity and not an array. The XF code is much more forgiving, so can you dump the content for debugging purposes?

 

[BassMan]

Sorry, which content exactly? When I use

{{ dump($thread) }}

in the exact same position as my code?

 

[BassMan]

Well, if I add the dump code to the same template where the code for the prefix is I get null. But like said, it shows one prefix already.