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[phpimpact]

Okay I'm confused. There are a few echo <li> statements around line 150. Some are already wrapped around if statements and one of them isn't. Here is a section of code:

<li><a class="currenttab" href="#" onClick="this.blur(); return switchGridTab(\'ttgeneral\', \'tickets\');" id="ttgeneral" title="'. $_SWIFT["language"]["tabgeneral"] .'">'. $_SWIFT["language"]["tabgeneral"] .'</a></li>
<li><a href="#" onClick="this.blur(); switchGridTab(\'ttpostreply\', \'tickets\'); document.replyform.replycontents.focus(); EDITORON();

...

Hi Siora, yes, you have more than one <li>. First you'll need to find the one you want to hide, you can do this by checking the name of the onClick event, e.g.:

echo '<li><a href="#" onClick="this.blur();switchGridTab(\'ttforward\', \'tickets\').....

This one is called "ttforward", which is the one that lets you forward tickets.

Wrap this echo with an if statement:

PHP Code:

if (in_array($userGroupId, $allowedGroupIds))
{
    echo '<li><a href="#" onClick="this.blur();switchGridTab(\'ttforward\', \'tickets\').....
} 


Let me know how it went

[Siora]

But some of the echo statements are already wrapped in an if:

 if ($_SWIFT["staff"]["tforward"] != "0")
 {
  echo '<li><a href="#" onClick="this.blur();switchGridTab(\'ttforward\', \'tickets\');if (!loadedStates[\'forward\']) {fetchData(\'forward\', \''. $_ticket["ticketid"] .'\', \''. intval($_REQUEST["ticketlabelid"]) .'\');}" id="ttforward" title="'. $_SWIFT["language"]["tabforward"] .'">'. $_SWIFT["language"]["tabforward"] .'</a></li>';
 }

What do I do in this case. Sorry but I suck at this stuff.

[ysert]

After seeing this much sharing and help, I could not pass without saying I loved this Forum and admire you all for your willingness to share knowledge... We just purchased eSupport and I need to do some customization, thus will be posting lots of q's.

YSERT

[epearson]

If I can re-direct this 180 degrees, how can I ADD tabs into a ticket? I have a bunch of custom fields and I'd like to put them on their dedicated tab, so they can be edited when clicking on the tab, instead of having to go to the edit tab.

[Matthew]

Just wanted to say thanks for this.

Very helpful to me right now, so that as an administrator I can hide certain tabs from other staff while I perfect various modifications to the content of those tabs.

Simple, but highly functional.