I may have.......... Made a mistake...

[David_McPherson]

I was attempting to figure out the Template/style/Replacement stuff and I downloaded a style to my local machine, then Uploaded it to see if It would do what I wanted. It did. However in doing this it uploaded along with it (Naturally) the original template set it was sitting on...

It happens that this template set was the Default set. Now in my AdminCp I have 2 default template sets. I deleted the one which I thought was the one that I downloaded and then uploaded. However, I didn't I deleted the original default template set, #1. :dead:

Now my vbhomelite and some other things aren't working quite right. www.mcpherson-racing.com.

Is there a way to designate the current default template set #8, as template set #1 ?

[David_McPherson]

Anyone? Ideas?

[noppid]

Here's a shot in the dark. I've never had to do it.

In the admin folder of a fresh vbulletin is a vbulletin.style

Load it as default.

As I said, I have no idea.

[Erwin]

One easy way to do this is to download templateset 8, and then upload it again, this time replacing templateset 1.

[David_McPherson]

I have NO templateset=1....

Only 8.

[Erwin]

What I mean is download the template that is correct but not default, then upload it and make it replace default.

[David_McPherson]

Essentially that is what I did. I have the correct template, loaded now, but the Vbhomelite is messed up completely. even after a reload of files.

[David_McPherson]

Doesn't seem to work that way.

It becomes the next in line. 8, 9, 10, 11 etc.. It doesn't go back to #1

[David_McPherson]

I even ran a querry to change the tempsetid# from 8 to 1, it didn't work....... lol

[David_McPherson]

Changed it back.

[David_McPherson]

Ok, I think I got it back to where I lost it.....

Honestly don't know how, figure if you hit enough of the variables its gonna work right............... lol :D

[David_McPherson]

Ps, thanks for the replies.