Hi Dan,

that's a good question. Here's how I do it.

In the PHP box in the SUCCEED or FAIL action, I do this:

define("ON_SUCH_AND_SUCH_PAGE", true);

Then in the template, or anywhere else in the system (e.g. in a component, module or plugin, you can use:

if (defined("ON_SUCH_AND_SUCH_PAGE")) {
  // do some stuff here based on the success of the Chameleon rule
}


Hope that helps,
Stephen

The other thing you can do of course is to make modifications to your template based on CSS. There's a box in the Succeed action where you can put in some CSS code or include an external CSS file. So if you're better at CSS than PHP you could use that to modify layout, colours etc - anything that you can alter with CSS.

And this is of course as a result of the Chameleon rule, so can be targetted onto any page or for any user agent, time of day, GeoIP, whatever.

Cheers,
Stephen

Yes, I know what you mean. The PHP code I suggested is fairly basic, and the sort of code you should learn to write in order to do basic template modifications, e.g. being able to remove certain module positions on certain pages, etc. But if you can do it with CSS then so much the better.

All the best,
Stephen