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First of all, I assumed you would be familiar with SMF, simply because this is an SMF forum. Secondly, I didn't specify that this was based on SMF code because it is a syntax error, not an error with the structure or a variable from SMF. So it's not directly related to SMF, it's related to the syntax. But, I do apologize for the misunderstanding. This reply, I feel was very rude and not very understanding or kind. And definitely a bad experience for coming to PHP Freaks. Regarding your response. A) I stated it was a syntax error, not an error with how SMF coded it, which is why I failed to mention this. B) The syntax error was inside those couple lines of query, which is why I posted them. However, the thing that bothered me most about this post was That is quite an assumption, that isn't very nice. I knew it was in these couple lines because I made multiple tests to confirm this. It is also implying that I know nothing about how coding works, which I take as an insult. A) Not bothering to tell someone that this is the SMF database abstraction layer and as such it is not directly a mysql question, B) Not bothering to post the actual syntax error, because that would help someone directly help you. C) Thinking that just because a syntax error is reported at that point in the query that it could not have actually been caused by something before that point.

I take it that you are not familiar with how SMF works? And yes, that is a small part of the query, but the only part I need help with, and the part that's causing the error.

Hey everybody! A simple query I am working on is throwing a syntax error out, and I can't seem to find anything wrong with it, I am obviously overlooking something. SELECT id, name FROM {db_prefix}mainmenu ORDER BY name WHERE is_top <> {int:true}', array( 'true' => 1, ) What am I overlooking?

No, but there has to be some way to check if a member is an Admin or not. Thanks for the help!

Really? How does SMF only show the Admin button to Admins? Also, how would I add "wp_register()" to my source? Thanks for the help!

How do I get it to show to JUST non-members? Also, how do I show an Admin button to only Admins? Thanks!

Member system is, yes. I am fairly new to php, so where do I find what you need to know?

This is for Wordpress.

Hey everyone, I would like to make a PHP if else statement so that if a user is NOT logged in it shows a "Login" button, and a "Register" button. When they login the "Register" disappears, and the "Login" becomes "Logout" And if someone is an Admin, for an "Admin" button to be added. Here is my current navbar code: <div class='capsule'> <a href='feed:<?php bloginfo('comments_rss2_url'); ?>'> <img border='0' align='top' alt='Comments RSS' src='<?php print bloginfo('template_directory') . "/images/rss-icon.gif"; ?>'> <span title='Subscribe to the RSS feed for the comments on this site'>Comments</span> </a> </div> <div class='capsule'> <a href='feed:<?php bloginfo("rss2_url"); ?>'> <img border='0' align='top' alt='Site RSS' src='<?php print bloginfo('template_directory') . "/images/rss-icon.gif"; ?>'> <span title='Subscribe to the RSS feed for the posts on this site'>Site</span> </a> </div> <?php if( $options['showloginout'] == 1 ) { ?> <div class='capsule'> <?php wp_loginout(); ?> </div> <?php } ?> <div class='capsule'> <a href="" target="_blank" title="Forums">Forums</a> </div> <div class='capsule'> <a href="" title="Home" target="_self">Home</a> </div>Help would be appreciated! Help would be appreciated!