AAC Hello, $player_name you have $premium_points Points.

[cinekp]

hello, i have problem, i have this code in my lay.php

<div class="Zaloguj">
             <div id="1111txt" class="Text9">
                        <?php if(!$logged){ ?>
                        Zaloguj się !
                        <?php } else { ?>
                        Witaj, $player_name, you have $premium_points Points.
                       
                   
                        <?php } ?>
                    </div>
        </div>

who can help me?
i need in $player_name = name of player
and $premium_point = a premium points.

i search in internet, but can't find. sorry for my bad english.

 

[StreamSide]

I suppose you using something like znote or gesior so..
as you do on <?php if(!$logged){ ?>
$player_name and $premium_points are php vars so you have you use them inside <php>
after you declared them dunno where you use them like

<?php echo $player_name; ?> you have <?php echo $premium_points; ?>

 

[bayview]

<?php echo $player_name . ", you have " . $premium_points . " points."; ?>

 

[Webtimize]

<?= $player_name; ?> you have <?= $premium_points; ?>

What AAC are you using?

 

[steelq121]

gesior
NOT WORK, ANY POST.
i have "Hello, you have points."
whats wrong?

layout.php know what is $player_name or $premium_points?

 

[Danger II]

You can't use player name as interlocutor, you can use account name or number instead.

As you can see here: gesior/Gesior2012
The definition of premium points is gathered by $account_logged which is probably a global variable.

You can try to do something like:

<div class="Zaloguj">
             <div id="1111txt" class="Text9">
                        <?php if(!$logged){ ?>
                        Zaloguj się !
                        <?php } else { ?>
                        Witaj, <?php echo $account_logged->getCustomField('name'); ?>, you have <?php echo $account_logged->getCustomField('premium_points'); ?> Points.
                     
                 
                        <?php } ?>
                    </div>
        </div>

 

[steelq121]

You can't use player name as interlocutor, you can use account name or number instead.

As you can see here: gesior/Gesior2012
The definition of premium points is gathered by $account_logged which is probably a global variable.

You can try to do something like:

<div class="Zaloguj">
             <div id="1111txt" class="Text9">
                        <?php if(!$logged){ ?>
                        Zaloguj się !
                        <?php } else { ?>
                        Witaj, <?php echo $account_logged->getCustomField('name'); ?>, you have <?php echo $account_logged->getCustomField('premium_points'); ?> Points.
                    
                
                        <?php } ?>
                    </div>
        </div>

BROOOOOOO YOU ARE THE BEST FOR ME ! Thanks you so much ! !!

 

[Danger II]

Mark the reply as best answer if it helped so newcomers can find the solution quickly.

 

[steelq121]

SOLVED !!

You can't use player name as interlocutor, you can use account name or number instead.

As you can see here: gesior/Gesior2012
The definition of premium points is gathered by $account_logged which is probably a global variable.

You can try to do something like:

<div class="Zaloguj">
             <div id="1111txt" class="Text9">
                        <?php if(!$logged){ ?>
                        Zaloguj się !
                        <?php } else { ?>
                        Witaj, <?php echo $account_logged->getCustomField('name'); ?>, you have <?php echo $account_logged->getCustomField('premium_points'); ?> Points.
                    
                
                        <?php } ?>
                    </div>
        </div>

 

[bayview]

The definition of premium points is gathered by $account_logged which is probably a global variable.

Thanks for the solution but $account_logged isn't a global variable, its an instance of a class e.g an object, the arrow ( -> ) tells you this

 

[Danger II]

Thanks for the solution but $account_logged isn't a global variable, its an instance of a class e.g an object, the arrow ( -> ) tells you this

Thanks, didn't know that.