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[zzz]

im trying to display a members logged in username in my theme in cpg 1.4.3, the logout link displays the members logged in name in brackets - is it relatively easy to use that edited code ? does anyone know where it resides in cpg 1.4.3?

could anyone give me any pointers?

[Paver]

You can use $USER_DATA['user_name'] in your theme.php to display the logged-in username.

[zzz]

not really sure as to what to do...

id like it displayed like so...

<!-- BEGIN logout -->
&nbsp;&nbsp;<font size="1" color="#ffffff"><b>you are logged in {USER_NAME} <a href="{LOGOUT_TGT}">[logout]</a></b></font>
<!-- END logout -->

im not too sure as to where to put that line or how it will fit in that line of code?

 

[Paver]

It's true that USER_NAME is a constant with the username string in it, but you cannot put a constant in curly braces.  If you want to use the USER_NAME constant, you need to break out of your string, concatenate the constant, then enter back into your string.  I'm guessing you're using the heredoc syntax so here's an example:

Code: [Select]

$var = <<<EOT
<!-- BEGIN logout -->
&nbsp;&nbsp;<font size="1" color="#ffffff"><b>you are logged in
EOT;
$var .= USER_NAME;
$var .= <<<EOT
 <a href="{LOGOUT_TGT}">[logout]</a></b></font>
<!-- END logout -->
EOT;
It's a bit ugly-looking if you have a long string using heredoc.  A nicer-looking option is to use $USER_DATA['user_name'] as I said.  For your case, replace what you typed with this:

Code: [Select]

<!-- BEGIN logout -->
&nbsp;&nbsp;<font size="1" color="#ffffff"><b>you are logged in {$USER_DATA['user_name']} <a href="{LOGOUT_TGT}">[logout]</a></b></font>
<!-- END logout -->