08-19-2008, 01:45 PM
[eluser]gon[/eluser]
I would write a library for that.
So you just have to load the library, and it automatically checks if the user is logged, and if it has alerts or not.
In the library you could write a method like "get_alerts_html". So it will return null if there is no alerts, or the html for showing the alerts.
You won't have to put logic in the controllers or views. Just put <?=$user_alerts?> in the views. If there are no alerts, nothing will be shown.
I would write a library for that.
So you just have to load the library, and it automatically checks if the user is logged, and if it has alerts or not.
In the library you could write a method like "get_alerts_html". So it will return null if there is no alerts, or the html for showing the alerts.
You won't have to put logic in the controllers or views. Just put <?=$user_alerts?> in the views. If there are no alerts, nothing will be shown.
