Where/what is $errormessage ?
 

I want to edit my redirect page to change the standard phrase after you make a post to something different. I see the phrase name for this is $vbphrase[postthanks]. Since I have seen it recommended you create a custom phrase rather than edit an existing one, I was going to do that. When I look at the STANDARD_REDIRECT template all I see is the code $errormessage where I would expect the postthanks bit. The page renders the postthanks phrase, so I suspect $errormessage must contain the proper postthanks code within it. However, I have found no such thing as what $errormessage is anywhere within the vb software. Is this a phrase, a template, or something else?

I figured I would replace the postthanks with my custom phrase in the template, but I can’t do that if I don’t know where it is. I would replace the $errormessage part, but I don’t know what functionality I may screw up since I can’t see what $errormessage actually is.

The easiest way to do this is to edit the postthanks phrase. You can do this by going to:
Language & phrases > Search in phrases > search in variable name only > postthanks
Hit the edit button on the phrase then add the text that you wish to display into the bottom box on this page.

As it turns out my windows search feature was not looking into the php documents, which is why I never found anything. Using my editor app for multifile searching found what I wanted. Shame on me and windows.

I have now evolved my requirements a bit. I actually want a seperate redirect page for one of my usergroups that displayes a different message, and for a longer period of time. Now I just need to figure out where to place the <if> statements.