[AndrewD]

Originally Posted by Simon Lloyd

Is it possible to perhaps add a boolean something like in a php (don't know which one):

PHP Code:

if ($ldm_accep < '0')
{
     $ldm_denied = true;
}
else
{
     $ldm_denied = false;
} 


and then perhaps this in the links_agreement template (i guessed that one!):

PHP Code:

<if condition = "$ldm_denied">
     <span class="highlight">$vbphrase[ll_agreement_declined]</span>
</if> 


to show just the declined message, it doesn't matter about an ok button as in the message i have a link to take them back to forums.

It's easier than that.

Edit the links_agreement template, and find these lines:

	<if condition="$ldm_accept<0">
	<span class="highlight">$vbphrase[ll_agreement_declined]</span>
	</if>
	<br /><br />
	$vbphrase[ll_agreement]

and replace them with this:

	<if condition="$ldm_accept<0">
	<span class="highlight">$vbphrase[ll_agreement_declined]</span>
	<else />
	$vbphrase[ll_agreement]
	</if>

That way, the two phrases (ll_agreement and ll_agreement_declined) are kept totally separate.