elbranscomb

It depends on your function, but I'm betting you can't just add more to the same call. Just call it twice, like this. I've added an initialization to set that variable to false, if you're not doing it elsewhere.

<#assign showOption = false />
<#if user.registered>
 <#if commonFuncs.userHasRole(user.id,'Administrator') || commonFuncs.userHasRole(user.id,'Moderator')>
 <#assign messageId = env.context.message.uniqueId />
 <#assign threadId = page.context.thread.topicMessage.uniqueId />
 <#assign showOption = true />
 </#if>
</#if>

Here's another option, done in the component (sans-function) and used to display content differently based on roles. Just get all of the user's roles and then check them. Computationally, this is probably slightly less expensive, but I'm not sure.

<#-- if the user is anonymous -->
<#assign hasCategoryAccess = false />
<#assign isABCXYZuser = false />
<#if !user.anonymous>
  <#-- REST call to get the user's roles -->
  <#list restadmin("/users/id/${user.id?c}/roles").roles.role as role>
      <#-- If user is assigned these roles or is an employee -->
      <#if role.name?? && (role.name == "CategoryABC-Mod") || (role.name == "CategoryABC-User") || (role.name == "Employee")>
          <#assign hasCategoryAccess = true />
      <#-- If not employee, check if role is ABCXYZ -->
      <#elseif role.name?? && (role.name == "ABCXYZ")>
          <#assign isABCXYZuser = true />
      </#if>
  </#list>
</#if>

 Based on the True/False results, the component displays the intended info.

Yes elbranscomb, you would need to add it to the studio > components section with same name theme-lib.start-conversation-button (Not in CSS section).

And then made the changes you require.