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It would be something like
<if condition="$forum[forumid] == x"> // YOUR TABLE CODE </if> where x is the forumid you want it to be in |
And this is going in the forumdisplay template?
Excuse me, I'm just a little lost. I've managed to put it in the forum of my choosing by using this code: Code:
<if condition="$forumid == 7">$sotw</if> What I want to do is be able to choose, from the SOTW options in AdminCP, which forums I want it in. Is that what you are providing with your code in post 132? If so, what template do I use this in? |
No this is not an admincp function, this allows you to change it via template
<if condition="$forumid == 7">$sotw</if> will show $sotw in forumid 7 only. I will add a page in admincp for this in the next version. |
Oh. OK...
I had both (the single and multiple forum code) within the text document already. That's cool that it will be on the next update. I know you're busy with RBS, but when do you think you will have an update for SOTW? |
No idea :( Lets see how things go ;)
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well this looks good and it is up but cant get it to show a sig for the life of me [took this hack out]
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Whats gone wrong?
Have you added $sotw to your forumhome template? |
Nice mod, I installed it :)
Is there any way to allow a moderator to edit the settings without giving them admincp access? |
Also, an admin says they can view the SOTW tab, but when they try to click settings they get the following error:
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Sorry, you don't have permission to access the administrative controls on this page. |
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