post-list ID Variable for specific Threads

[Ginger]

Okay, so I'm not sure what to put for the title.. But that's the best I could come up with.


Basically I need a way so that a singular Thread would have a different Posting design than anywhere else on the forum. But I ran to a slight problem, I can't figure out which variables to use.

I have a theory I Could do individual post Ids, but only change them after their made... And I rather set it up As they're being made..

The closest I've achieved are these..

This
media.discordapp.net/attachments/671109372054863913/734183750040158328/unknown.png?width=839&height=315
Instead of this
cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/671109372054863913/734183682918842458/unknown.png


But... The problem with the method I had use, it won't post the actual post_list.. I want the Actual Post list modified.

Just is there any variable allow to me to change posts in specific threads?

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Here placing what I tried code-wise.. [but its in the Thread Tab of templates... I need it to work in the Post list Tab]

{if $[thread.id] == '5'}
<table class="list" role="presentation" style="overflow:visible;">
<tbody >
<div style="background-color:black;color:white;padding:50px;width:99%;">
Too Tired To do this anymore....

</div></tbody></table>
{else}
<table class="list" role="presentation" style="overflow:visible;">
<tbody class="$[list_class]">
$[post_list]
</tbody>
</table>{/if}

[Kami]

I gotchu!

In the Post List tab, you need to use $[post.thread.id] like this (notice no quotes in the thread ID):

{foreach $[post]}
  {if $[post.thread.id] == 5}
    [your code here]
  {else}
    [default code here]
  {/if}
{/foreach}


[Ginger]

Sorry for late reply, But Thank you it worked!

I did try that, and didn't realize because of the quotes. THANK YOU, I would've been staring at the Screen forever clueless.

[Kami]

Jul 20, 2020 5:53:45 GMT -8 Ginger said:

Sorry for late reply, But Thank you it worked!

I did try that, and didn't realize because of the quotes. THANK YOU, I would've been staring at the Screen forever clueless.

You're welcome! As a tip, you only need quotes if you're calling out a name. If you did something like $[category.name], you would use quotes when declaring the name, like so:

$[category.name] == "Bob"

^ Note that this is case sensitive. "Bob" and "bob" would be considered two different names.