Is there a way to assign a class to different user groups?
let me explain.
We run a soccer league where we use JSN for players to register and generate their player ID, however some players submit wrong picture or information, so i need a graphical way to show their inability to play by changing the color of the player's card if they get placed in the "suspended" player group. So when a team filters users by their team, both available players group and suspended players group show up in the team list, but suspended players will have a different color set by the group class.
basically i need a way to separate the groups by color in one single output list.
please let me know
take a look at our example https://bmslsoccer.com/2021ppm
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cristianbravo
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- Thursday, November 11 2021, 09:59 PM
Never mind, i figure out that the number in the new code would be the user group and if present would add the "danger" class. however, how can i add, in the same line more groups? I need at least 3 groups to display. One with normal class, one with "danger" class and another with "warning" class.You can add following code many times
thank you
<?php if(in_array(5,$this->user->getAuthorisedGroups())) echo 'danger'; ?> <?php if(in_array(6,$this->user->getAuthorisedGroups())) echo 'secondclassname'; ?> <?php if(in_array(7,$this->user->getAuthorisedGroups())) echo 'anotherclasstoadd'; ?>NOTE: each code will return the class name, so you need to leave a space like <?php ... ?> <?php ... ?> <?php ... ?>
You can replace the class name
what kind of query do i have to place to load 3 user groups at the same time in one list? right now i use "group_id=10" to launch a group list.sorry, we forgot about this
. You can find also this example at docs page: http://docs.easy-profile.com/index.php/article/sql-custom-where - Page :
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