Client wants to create members

Ah, cool. So if I make an editable slug based on the title of the member item, they can copy that into the member's profile in the member's app as a tag. Thanks :)

I'm doing this in my template:

<perch:content id="client" type="text" label="Client name" required="true" title="true" />
<perch:content id="slug" type="slug" for="client" editable="true" label="Client tag" required="true" help="Add this tag to any members you want to have access to this client’s files" suppress="true" />

<perch:member has-tag="<perch:content id="slug" type="slug" for="client" />">
  test
</perch:member>

It's not outputting 'test' if the slug matches the member's tag though. Guess it's because I'm not allowed to nest perch:content tags. How do I get it to set the slug/tag match on a per-member basis?

I guess what I'm asking is: is there a way to pass the value of id="slug" into the has-tag attribute?

I've just tried this tack, but it's (probably unsurprisingly) not working:

Set values:

<perch:content id="client" type="text" label="Client name" required="true" title="true" suppress="true" />
<perch:content id="slug" type="slug" for="client" editable="true" label="Client tag" required="true" help="Add this tag to any members you want to have access to this client’s files" suppress="true" />

pull slug out of the first template and pass it into second template:

  if (perch_member_logged_in()) {
    perch_content_create('Clients', [
      'template'  => 'client_detail.html',
      'multiple'  => true,
      'edit-mode' => 'listdetail',
    ]);
    perch_content_custom('Clients', [
      'template' => 'client_detail.html',
    ]);
    $client = perch_content_custom('Clients', [
      'filter'        => 'slug',
      'match'         => 'eq',
      'value'         => perch_get('s'),
      'skip-template' => 'true',
      'return-html'   => 'true',
    ]);
    $slug = $client['0']['slug'];
    PerchSystem::set_var('tag', 'slug');
    perch_content_custom('Clients', [
      'template' => 'client_detail_output.html',
    ]);

Output the variable in the second template:

<perch:member has-tag="tag">
  <perch:content id="client" type="text" />
<perch:else:member />
  Nope
</perch:member>

I've had a delve and I think this sort of thing is what I'm looking to do:

 $memberTagsModel = new PerchMembers_Tags;
  $userTags = array();
  foreach ($memberTagsModel->get_for_member(perch_member_get('memberID')) as $tag) {
    $userTags[] = $tag;
  }
  PerchSystem::set_var('userTags', $userTags);

Then

<perch:every userTags as userTag>
  <perch:member has-tag="userTag">
    <perch:content id="client" type="text" />
  <perch:else:member />
    Nope
  </perch:member>
</perch:every>

But that won't work as it's not proper perch syntax. What do you think I should do?

I've got another system where I have to add the clients for my client like this:

      $clients = array(
        'Client one',
        'Client two',
        'Client three',
        'Client four',
        'Client five',
      );

      function outputClient($client){
        $url = PerchUtil::urlify($client);
        perch_content_create($client, array(
          'template'=>'file.html',
          'multiple' => true,
          'searchable' => false,
          'edit-mode' => 'listdetail',
        ));
        PerchSystem::set_var('clientName', $client);
        perch_content_create($client . ' uploads', array(
          'template'=>'client_upload_form.html',
          'roles'=>'Admin',
          'searchable' => false,
        ));
        if (perch_member_has_tag($url)) {
          echo '<h2>' . $client . '</h2>';
          perch_content($client);
          PerchSystem::set_var('clientName', $client);
          perch_content_custom($client . ' uploads', array(
            'template'=>'client_upload_form.html'
          ));
        };
      }

      foreach($clients as $client){
        outputClient($client);
      }

But I really need to keep out of the loop on this one as the client who this new project is for will be adding loads of their clients to the members area.

Haha yeah, maybe I'm overcomplicating things :) I'd like my client to add an item to a region and to take the slug from that region and assign it as a tag to a member, so that that member can see that item's content when they log in

That's right

That's right – so a user can only see their company's content

Hi Drew, got it! Here's what I'm doing:

  perch_content_custom('Clients', [
    'template' => 'client_detail.html',
    'each' => function($item) {
       if (perch_member_has_tag($item['slug'])) {
           $item['display'] = true;
       }
       return $item;
    },
  ]);

and then <perch:if exists="display" > in the template to show the content of the item.

Thanks very much :)