<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>DansGuardian - Access Denied</TITLE></HEAD> <BODY> <CENTER><H2>ACCESS HAS BEEN DENIED -USER-</H2> <br>Access to the page:<P> <strong><a href="-URL-">-URL-</a></strong> <P>... has been denied for the following reason:<P> <strong><font color="#ff0000">-REASONGIVEN-</font></strong> <p><table border=1 bgcolor="#FFEE00"><tr><td>You are seeing this error because the page you attempted<br> to access contains, or is labelled as containing, material that<br> has been deemed inappropriate.</td></tr></table> <P><table border=1 bgcolor="#44dd44"><tr><td>If you have any queries contact your ICT Co-ordinator or Network Manager.</td></tr></table> <P><font size=-3>Powered by <a href="http://dansguardian.org" target="_blank">DansGuardian</a></font> </center> </BODY> </HTML> <!-- The available variables are as follows: - URL- gives the URL the user was trying to get to. - REASONGIVEN- gives the nice reason (i.e. not quoting the banned phrase). - REASONLOGGED- gives the reason that gets logged including full details. - USER- gives the username if known. - IP- gives the originating IP. You need to remove the space between the - and the variable to use them in your HTML. They are there above so extra processing is not required. More example templates are likely to be found on the DansGuardian web site on the Extras page. Daniel Barron 2002-03-27 --!>
