Is there a simple CB substitution to get all the user groups that a user belongs to with CB ?
I mean in a CB code autoaction when we'll get the user object
OK replying to myself I think the best solution was to test if they were member of some group with [cb:if usergroup includes "30"]oui[/cb:if]
Can you confirm it's the easiest ?
Correct, using the IF condition would be the only way to do this.
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I have an issue on this trying to get [cb:if usergroup includes "30" user_id="[post_member]"]client[/cb:if]
it seems like this substitution does not support a parameter ?
I set the user with a code which gives me its [user_id]
if [user_id] = [post_member] I can correctly use the check but if not it gives an empty value.
Could you check ?
What I need is to check if a member has a valid connection with a user identified by its token (which works fine) but also to identify the groups of the member.
So I reverted by using a direct SQL call to __user_usergroup_map which seems easier
"user_id" does not change the source of the substitutions. It's meant to condition against the user_id of the substitutions user. To change the substitutions user you need to use "user" and it should be the first parameter. So the below should work fine.
Code:
[cb:if user="[post_member]" usergroup includes "30"]client[/cb:if]
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