It appears that the spoiler box has been glued shut. I can't get any more spoilers to come out! :eek: :p

wow nice mod indeed ;)

one thing that is annoying is viewing the "whos online list" and see members viewing "forum home", and when you click the link it brings you to tabforumhome.php page, and its a complete mess lol.

will this be fixed or?

I'm not sure what your saying Jaycob. Maybe Bob will understand, but could you explain more?

I don't think that Ajax version could be SEO friendly, as in home source code doesn't appear the main forum index structure.
Non-ajax is absolutely SEO friendly, but not Ajax version.

You have to change the path of the link to your actual forum home page, such as index.php, I'm afraid I can't quite remember where that was and I don't have time to check at the moment, only on for a quick sec, sorry.

hi !

very nice MOD, installed ! can't wait v2.0

a small issue from my part : variable 'users browing forums' doesn't appears anymore through forumhome...

any idea what i did wrong ?

thx

edit: sorry, this issue is already posted... i have to wait next version...

I don't think this has been asked before, but it's crossed my mind a couple of times and I figure, why not. I notice I can pull pretty much any page into the AJAX version of the tabs. Say, for example, I put downloads.php as one of the tab links, it loads it just fine.

Now, the only problem with that is that since downloads.php uses templates and calls the navbar and header, you get duplicates. That's easily enough fixed by simply removing the $header and $navbar variables from the template. Only problem now, is when people visit a do= page of downloads.php, or any page that uses that same template, it loads a new page with no header and template.

So going the long way around to get to the question, is there an if conditional I could use to hide the navbar and header when loaded via AJAX only?

Hi Jedi,

Why not doing as for forum_home by creating a new template resuming the code of download.php without the header, navbar and footer ?

That's one of the draw backs with the module system I coded for v2. It includes everything - and it requires a separate file to work. I've tried to think of a way to effectively resolve this - but I just haven't had the idea that will work.

I was considering just putting the internal downloads links to open in a separate Pop-Up window, thereby forgoing the need for a Navbar, Header and Footer. I'll probably give that a try.

Too bad you can't put some kind of identifier into the templates or file so that it knows if it's being loaded via AJAX or not.