How to show content only for logged users

[henrik]

Had spent some time trying to show content only if user is logged or not, there is a paid module to make it easier but i figured out.

In any .tpl file you can use:

{if $customer.is_logged} **CONTENT** {/if}

you can also use ! before $ to use if customer is not logged like:

{if !$customer.is_logged} **CONTENT** {/if}

It might be easy for those who already know more about prestashop but i struggled a lot for it, so there it is.

 

[d-shilko]

Had spent some time trying to show content only if user is logged or not, there is a paid module to make it easier but i figured out.

In any .tpl file you can use:


you can also use ! before $ to use if customer is not logged like:



It might be easy for those who already know more about prestashop but i struggled a lot for it, so there it is.

It is easy for all who understand basic coding. Those operators are very same in most languages!
And you should read forum rules but I think it does not matter anymore!

 

[henrik]

Thanks for your contribution, didn't stuggled with operators, but with objects and classes specific from Prestashop. Also i have read the forum rules and don't see how this contribution would be interfering into something, if you think so please specify where and we can remove this post, just tried to help

 

[d-shilko]

Thanks for your contribution, didn't stuggled with operators, but with objects and classes specific from Prestashop. Also i have read the forum rules and don't see how this contribution would be interfering into something, if you think so please specify where and we can remove this post, just tried to help

If you attentively read the rules you should know for questions and tips we have the Request thread.

you can also use ! before $ to use if customer is not logged like

!- operator not
$ - operator variable
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