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Any update on getting it to work on an cmps index page or what I should change in the plugin?
Very useful feature, but not so helful unless it works on my portal page. Any help is appreciated. Also, what section of the code would be changed/repeated in the instance of multiple parent forums? |
Can't you make it list all forums? There may already be a hack for that, I'm not sure.
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Usually with vBa CMPS the fix is to put the full url somewhere in the navbar code additions but I cant see where to do that. Can anyone help? |
Woo hoo!
I was digging around in the vBa CMPS forums and found the solution to the problem of this menu not working from their pages. Go to Admin CP => vBa CMPS => Default Settings => Portal Output Global Variables Add the word 'navbarforum' (without the quotes) to that setting. That just gets the drop down working. Then, to make the links work - In the plug in you created find the two instances of 'forumdisplay.php' and add the full url before. This means change this: $navbarforum .= "<tr><td class=\"vbmenu_option\"><a href=\"forumdisplay.php?f=".$navforumid."\" rel=\"nofollow\">".$navforumtitle."</a></td></tr>"; to this in two places. $navbarforum .= "<tr><td class=\"vbmenu_option\"><a href=\"http://yourwebsite/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=".$navforumid."\" rel=\"nofollow\">".$navforumtitle."</a></td></tr>"; |
Just edited the fix for vBadvanced CMPS in the previous post of mine. The drop down works fine now.
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