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//All the activation processes go here
function tospopup_activate()
{
    global $db;

     $group = array(
        "gid"            => "NULL",
        "title"          => "Terms of Service Popup",
        "name"           => "tospopup",
        "description"    => "Settings for Terms of Service Popup.",
        "disporder"      => "1",
        "isdefault"      => "no",
    );
    
    $db->insert_query(TABLE_PREFIX."settinggroups", $group);
    $gid = $db->insert_id(); //This will get the id of the just added record in the db
    
    
    $setting_1 = array(
        "sid"            => "NULL",
        "name"           => "tospopup_setting",
        "title"          => "Terms of Service Version",
        "description"    => "What is your current Terms of Service Version. Change this version number to another number whenever you want to force your users to accept the new Terms of Service.",
        "optionscode"    => "text",
        "value"          => '1.0.0',
        "disporder"      => '1',
        "gid"            => intval($gid),
    );

    $db->insert_query(TABLE_PREFIX."settings", $setting_1);
    rebuildsettings();
}

//All deactivation processes go here
function tospopup_deactivate()
{
    global $db;

    $db->query("DELETE FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."settings WHERE name='tospopup_setting'");
    $db->query("DELETE FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."settinggroups WHERE name='tospopup'");
    rebuildsettings();
} 

if($mybb->settings['tospopup_setting'] == "1.0.0") {

//do something

}

(2011-11-09, 05:52 PM)Malcolm. Wrote: [ -> ]

if($mybb->settings['tospopup_setting'] == "1.0.0") {

//do something

}

if($mybb->settings['tospopup_setting'] == "$version") {

//do something

}

$version = $mybb->settings['your_version_setting'];

if($mybb->settings['tospopup_setting'] == "$version") {

//do something

} 

(2011-11-09, 08:34 PM)pavemen Wrote: [ -> ]in which database?

how are you going to force the user that is a guest to view the TOS? users are easy, but guests are more difficult to deal with without annoying them with multiple visits to the TOS.

also, whatever you figure out, store PHP friendly versions (X.Y.Z) like you are doing so far, thus you can use the PHP version_compare() function and "<" comparator