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Introduction to WHMCS SMARTY Debugging - Display if customer OR admin are logged in.


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The SMARTY features within WHMCS are very useful and when used correctly, powerful! Using SMARTY debugging "{debug}" in .TPL files, allows you to troubleshoot and see what variables and configuration settings are in use; dependant on the queries and pages being viewed.

 

Debug is however NOT what you want your visitors and potential customers seeing!

 

I did some research on the SMARTY website and came up with a simple solution! See the snippet below and place it either at the bottom of your frontend 'footer.tpl' or 'header.tpl' file:

 

{if $loggedin gt 0}
{* THIS IS TRIGGERED IF A CUSTOMER IS LOGGED IN. *}
{debug}
or insert your code here...
{/if}

 

{if $smarty.session.adminid gt 0}
{* THIS IS TRIGGERED IF ADMIN X IS LOGGED IN. *}
{debug}
or insert your code here...
{/if}

 

Above, "gt" represents Greater Than, all the available options include:

i) "gt" is 'greater than', or ">",

ii) "eq" is 'equals', or "=",

iii) "lt" is 'less than', or "<".

 

 

As these variables are not set when a user or an admin is logged out (or equals 0) then we can simplify the equations to:

 

{if $loggedin}
{* THIS IS TRIGGERED IF A CUSTOMER IS LOGGED IN. *}
{debug}
or insert your own code here...
{/if}

 

{if $smarty.session.adminid}
{* THIS IS TRIGGERED IF ADMIN X IS LOGGED IN. *}
{debug}
or insert your own code here...
{/if}

 

Now each of the IF statements are assuming that when the conditions are true, it will execute the debugging console.

 

I hope you find it useful! :)

If you would like to contribute by showing an example of how you implemented this, or something similar (or better!), then please share it here!

 

Thanks.

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