Change phrase for accessing a link in a hidden forum

[Gomjaba]

We have some forums for which you need to be in a usergroup.

Lets say someone is not part of the usergroup but accesses a link which is posted which refers to a thread within that (currenty hidden for him) forum, it gives an access denied message.

Is there a way to change that message without changing the message globally but only for that error produced by that forum ?

I hope you know what I mean

[Jake Bunce]

Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> « » -> STANDARD_ERROR

Use this code:

<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == [color=red]X[/color]">
	[color=red]MESSAGE HERE[/color]
</if>

Where X is the forumid of the forum.

[Gomjaba]

thanks, it does kinda work,

I am now able to insert custom text, however, below my custom text, it shows the regular text as well ...

this is the part :

<!-- main error message -->
			
			<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 169">
	TEST
</if>

			<blockquote><p>$errormessage</p></blockquote>
			
				
			<!-- / main error message -->

[Jake Bunce]

You can use this structure:

<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == [color=red]X[/color]">
	[color=red]MESSAGE HERE[/color]
<else />
	STUFF FOR ALL OTHER FORUMS
</if>

[Gomjaba]

Thats weird, I thought I tried that already

Thanks Jake, it is working perfectly

[Gomjaba]

One more question, how can I add a 2nd forumid ?

			<!-- main error message -->
					
<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 169">
	Good day to you, you seem to have disabled the spam forums in your profile, but followed a link to a thread in there.

Click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/profile.php?do=editusergroups">HERE</A> to enable spam forum viewing, or click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/forum.php">HERE</A> to return to the forum index. 

 <else />

<blockquote><p>$errormessage</p></blockquote>				
<!-- / main error message -->	
</if></if>

Can I use something like OR or something like this ? Basicially when forumd ID 169 OR 284 then do the stuff below or the usuall stuff

Or can I seperate them by comma ?

[Jake Bunce]

<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 169 OR $GLOBALS[forumid] == 284">

...or:

<if condition="in_array($GLOBALS[forumid], array(169,284))">

[Gomjaba]

For some reason it does not work for a subforum in a subforum,do I have to use something else but forumid ?

[Jake Bunce]

It will work for any forumid. It checks the current forum. For example, this is forumid 101:

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=101

[Gomjaba]

Ok, when using the OR it works. I thought I can simply add another section below it to change the text

But this will do it also ..

[Gomjaba]

Oh, and sorry for the duplicate ..

[Zachery]

Show us the code you are trying to use now/

[Gomjaba]

The version which did NOT work :

			<!-- main error message -->
					
<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 169">
	Good day to you, you seem to have disabled the spam forums in your profile, but followed a link to a thread in there.

Click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/profile.php?do=editusergroups">HERE</A> to enable spam forum viewing, or click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/forum.php">HERE</A> to return to the forum index. 

 <else />

<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 284">
	Good day to you, you seem to have disabled the spam forums in your profile, but followed a link to a thread in there.

Click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/profile.php?do=editusergroups">HERE</A> to enable spam forum viewing, or click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/forum.php">HERE</A> to return to the forum index. 

 <else />

<blockquote><p>$errormessage</p></blockquote>				
<!-- / main error message -->	
</if></if></if>

And the version which does work (have to use same message though):

<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 169 OR $GLOBALS[forumid] == 284">
	Good day to you, you seem to have disabled the spam forums in your profile, but followed a link to a thread in there.

Click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/profile.php?do=editusergroups">HERE</A> to enable spam forum viewing, or click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/forum.php">HERE</A> to return to the forum index. 

 <else />

<blockquote><p>$errormessage</p></blockquote>				
<!-- / main error message -->	
</if></if>

[Jake Bunce]

Ok, when using the OR it works. I thought I can simply add another section below it to change the text

But this will do it also ..

You had the second check within the "else" such that it is not checked unless the first "if" is false.

[Gomjaba]

So the correct syntax would be :

			<!-- main error message -->
					
<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 169">
	Good day to you, you seem to have disabled the spam forums in your profile, but followed a link to a thread in there.

Click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/profile.php?do=editusergroups">HERE</A> to enable spam forum viewing, or click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/forum.php">HERE</A> to return to the forum index. 

<if condition="$GLOBALS[forumid] == 284">
	Good day to you, you seem to have disabled the spam forums in your profile, but followed a link to a thread in there.

Click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/profile.php?do=editusergroups">HERE</A> to enable spam forum viewing, or click <A HREF="http://ut2007world.com/forum.php">HERE</A> to return to the forum index. 

 <else />

<blockquote><p>$errormessage</p></blockquote>				
<!-- / main error message -->	
</if></if></if>

??

I'll try that ..