Function parameters

[Anonymous]

It just gets better and better. Lovely work , thanks again!

I was wondering what are the function parameters for this plugin to add to my theme?

I know i have to use “if function exists etcâ€

[imported_Ryan]

Something like the following should do the trick:
[code:3o1qqgz7]<?php
if (function_exists(‘suckerfish’)) {
suckerfish();
}
?>[/code:3o1qqgz7]

Note: I haven’t tested that, so don’t be suprised if I’ve made a syntax error. If it doesn’t work, let me know and I’ll fix it.

[Anonymous]

Thanks Ryan! Do i add this to the header or in the functions.php?

And how to use “elseâ€

[imported_Ryan]

No problem.

What you are doing is just checking if the function exists and if it does, then inserting the suckerfish(); code and if not you continue to the next instruction.

So … it goes in the same place as your original suckerfish(); code was – normally the header.php file.

The functions.php file in your theme is where any functions which your theme uses are stored. So you definitely don’t need to put it there.

In the following example, the menu will display, but if the plugin is not installed, the text “Helloâ€

[Anonymous]

Thanks so much Ryan , you rock! This worked like a charm and exactly what i needed answered.

[Author]

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