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Thanks for making the mod Zero, and thanks for the Port Milad :)
Works perfect! |
Hm...how could I display the number of users right in the menu ??? say something like this: "vbChat (6)". Some users don't scroll down to the stats to see who's in the chat, this way they would see it right in the navbar. Any help would be appreciated!
If there would be no users in the chat "vbChat (0)" or just "vbChat" would be great. I'm using the ported chat on 3.5 |
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Open forum/index.php, find PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Open the 'navbar' template, find: HTML Code:
<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="chat.php$session[sessionurl_q]" onclick="return OpenvBChat();">vBChat</a></td> HTML Code:
<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="chat.php$session[sessionurl_q]" onclick="return OpenvBChat();">vBChat</a> ({$num_in_chat})</td> |
Oh, you're the man!!! Thanks a bunch, slight problem though. It doesn't show up in my case. Actually, if it makes any diff, my navigation menu is inside my header template. I added a link like so
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<a href="../../community/chat.php$session[sessionurl_q]" onclick="return OpenvBChat();" target="_blank"> • Chat ({$num_in_chat})</a> Any pointers ??? Thanks |
anyone ???
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When I exit chat I get a little window in the upper right hand corner of the screen that contains nothing but a back ground. what is supposed to be displayed in the window?
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i am having same issue as chypher
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So as I, but have learnt to live with it. But if there is some way of getting rid of it, please do tell.
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Code:
do_close = 1; like so: Code:
//do_close = 1; |
louis-
where exactly do i find this?? having a hard time finding. thx |
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