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Yup...cheers!

Works perfect with the following code:

<div class="serendipity_comment_source{if $comment.clear_email == 'runzheimer@googlemail.com'}_admin{/if} icon_link">

<span class="comment_source_author">
{if $entry.is_entry_owner}
<a href="mailto:{$comment.email}">
{/if}
{$comment.author|@default ...

I think I have the answer as to why Timbalu sees email, clear_email, etc, and I do not.... I have the anti-spam plugin configured to hide email addresses. When configured to hide email addresses, a logged in admin will still have access to $comment.email and $comment.clear_email. When logged out ...

@Bernardo
didn't want to bother you, if you want help from "Don seulement", just say that first. :roll:
That's not the point...I felt quite misunderstood all the way down here. So after I tried my best to explain in several comments what I wanted to accomplish, it was quite frustrating to read ...

So after further review, I hate to say that my earlier posts were incorrect. $commentform_entry.email is always going to be the same as the entry author's email, so comparing the two is pointless.

$comment.clear_email is the only non-obfuscated, comment-specific email address available. However ...

I did test it. They are still avaiable, even if logged out.
But maybe I just don't understand what you are trying to do...
What else can I tell you? I tested them too. They are available when logged in, and unavailable when logged out.

Sorry, but I'm out...I'll try to debug it myself. Maybe Don ...

Yepp true. Its not the admin id, sorry! :?
You have to stick with
[email] => john[at]example.com
[clear_email] => john@example.com
[author] => John Doe or
.serendipity_comment_author_Bernardo { background: orange; } AFAIS.
As mentioned earlier: Those variables are not usable, until I am ...

Timbalu wrote:What about using the admin author id?

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{if $comment.authorid == 1}_admin{/if}

Same result as in earlier attached pic. $comment.authorid is always 1.

Before I review these tpls, can you verify that these three comments are saved with different email addresses, and that all three do not actually have the same email address?
Comments 1 and 3 have the same mail address (same user), but a different mail address than comment 2 (blog owner ...

Please post the entire code for comments.tpl
Well...now I'm curious:

{foreach from=$comments item=comment name="comments"}
<a id="c{$comment.id}"></a>
<div id="serendipity_comment_{$comment.id}" class="serendipity_comment serendipity_comment_author_{$comment.author|@makeFilename} {if $entry ...

And the commentform.tpl. It's possibly you set this email-adress there.

I don't think so...but here you go:

<div id="serendipityCommentFormC" class="serendipityCommentForm">
<div id="serendipity_replyform_0"></div>
<a id="serendipity_CommentForm"></a>
<form id="serendipity_comment" action ...

Are we having fun yet??!! :mrgreen:

Actually, no... :mrgreen: ...I'm getting confused more and more...

This is how I think it SHOULD work, based solely on the email address provided when the comment is submitted:

That's exactly what I did after you mentioned it for the first time. The result ...

commentform.tpl is the actual comment form... comments.tpl displays the comments that have already been posted.

I know...

Is it possible that your logical test is occuring in the wrong location, such as the wrong place in a loop?

Maybe that's the point where we're talking about different ...

Let me ask again - Why does every comment author have the same email address, and why are those identical email addresses the same as the blog owner (you)? Each person submitting a comment should be using their own email address, and therefore not triggering the custom author class. Having said ...

http://www.bernhard-runzheimer.de/blog/archives/771-Its-dangerous-to-go-solo....html#comments

At the moment, I'm checking the commenters url to set the custom css class...so this is actually how it should look like (blue user icons = "normal" comments, black user icon = blog owner comment).