http://textpattern.com/ Hide articles where the time is set to 00:00 - comments https://textpattern.tips/hide-articles-where-the-time-is-set-to-0000 Thu, 28 Jun 12 15:13:40 +0000 1 1 Fri, 22 Jun 12 12:24:07 +0000 Please note that only the variable code from the first variable example here (<txp:variable name="vernissage_time"><txp:posted format="%H:%M" /></txp:variable> ) would work, as the the second one from the “complete code” block would always contain some additional white space.

]]> Please note that only the variable code from the first variable example here (<txp:variable name="vernissage_time"><txp:posted format="%H:%M" /></txp:variable> ) would work, as the the second one from the “complete code” block would always contain some additional white space.

]]> Uli 1 1 Fri, 22 Jun 12 23:46:02 +0000 @uli – are you saying the complete code block will not work? I indented Marc’s code to make it more readable, so actually its not his doing…

]]> @uli – are you saying the complete code block will not work? I indented Marc’s code to make it more readable, so actually its not his doing…

]]> Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sat, 23 Jun 12 10:32:22 +0000 Jonathan, the evaluation will never yield a true result as it never contains a mere, pure, 00:00, there’s always additional blank space in the variable.

]]> Jonathan, the evaluation will never yield a true result as it never contains a mere, pure, 00:00, there’s always additional blank space in the variable.

]]> Uli 1 1 Wed, 27 Jun 12 14:28:54 +0000 uli, sorry to answer back, but in fact it does yield true. i did implement it on my site and it works like a charme: if posting time is set to 00:00, it omits the “vernissage” block.

]]> uli, sorry to answer back, but in fact it does yield true. i did implement it on my site and it works like a charme: if posting time is set to 00:00, it omits the “vernissage” block.

]]> totoff 1 1 Wed, 27 Jun 12 15:59:34 +0000 totoff, I assume you’re using Marc Carsons code from his original forum post, don’t you? I’m sure it works.
But as soon as you put white space characters inside the variable declaration, the evaluation will stop outputting true.

]]> totoff, I assume you’re using Marc Carsons code from his original forum post, don’t you? I’m sure it works.
But as soon as you put white space characters inside the variable declaration, the evaluation will stop outputting true.

]]> Uli 1 1 Wed, 27 Jun 12 23:49:54 +0000 @uli – how does it look now, I’ve edited the code but not tested the outcome.

]]> @uli – how does it look now, I’ve edited the code but not tested the outcome.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Thu, 28 Jun 12 15:13:40 +0000 Should work now, Jonathan.

]]> Should work now, Jonathan.

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