I'm a little confused, so I add that code so I can add it to the global template - but how do I add it to the global template?

I know Im getting a bit annoying, sorry - but can you explain it in simplest terms ...im not exactly a professional :p

I can't really make it much more simpler then in the above post.

Just an update to let you know that I've pretty much done a beta of vBindex 3.0.0 for vBulletin 3.0.0 :D

I'm beta testing it on a site right now, there are still a few issues with it, but its a big improvement over v2.1 and should be ready for releasing as soon as vB.org allows vB3 hacks.

If anyone has any sugestions for the vB3 version then let me know, there may be time to fit them in ;)

Cool looking forward to it.

OK, one question then - how do I add to the global template?

Wow. This looks great. I'm having some troubles though. I installed it and everything is working. I go to the vbindex.php page in my browser and the page loads fine. One problem is that every link links to http://localhost... How do I remove this localhost and have it link directly to my IP?

You need to make sure that you have set the forums URL to your IP address in the Admin CP.

I really like this hack, good work :)

However...

Sorry if this has been asked already but I don't want to search trough all these posts for my answer. Is there any possibility to have a ?page= system added to it? I want the news to show on the index but when they click on a link the news will be replaced by that page.

Thanks for anyone that will try this :)

Create a new template called home_extra_NAME-HERE replacing NAME-HERE with what you want to use after ?page= in the URL.

Isn't there an easier way to do it? I want to edit those pages with dreamweaver and I have all the pages in .php ready.

Thats the only supported way so far and I'm not planning to impliment a new method yet.

If you have a set of .php files then I sugest you copy the code you require from vbindex.php into each of your PHP files, or into its own file and and require it from each of them.