I don't see a huge difference between installing a product or a plugin...it makes no difference to the function of the mod? Its just the difference between what link you click on and scrolling :p

If your using mine and his in conjunction...you need to edit his plugin on the forumbit_display hook to the instructions specs and do the template edits...otherwise you can uninstall his and install my plugin (no real loss of function on the front end...and probably recommended for the inexperienced updater rather than editing the plugin)

Installed.... (well, to be absolutely correct, just installing it)... :D

Thanks... nice mode and a good add-on to vBulletin... :up:

Regards,
Badger

Update... works fine... :up:

.... but, to get it to work on my server, I had to duplicate and put the exact same GIF files in two different places?

/forum/images/statusicon/

and

/forum/images/import/statusicon/

Is there a reason for this, or have I missed something?

Nice code and if I add the third "locked" icon that matches, it creates a really nice custom approach.

Thanks

Regards,
Badger

Do you direct one of your styles to a custom folder? That would be the only reason it would be affected :)

If anyone is able to tell me what file deals with this...i'll take a look at it and see if I can come up with something

I use a custom style, so I bet that's it. :up:

Therefore, for clarity, I shouild make sure that I put all of the GIF files in both areas because of this?

Thanks :)

Regards,
Badger

by default vb pulls the status icons from images/statusicon/*.gif, each style which defines a separate path, would needs separate gifs. Just bear in mind there is more in that folder than your category images that needs to be copied over for each custom path (things that vb needs, not this hack) :)

So yes :)

Ok, not sure if this is a design thing or a bug.... :confused:

If I elect only to use one GIF icon for a forum, (ie: forum30_new.gif) and not use the reciprocal "forum30_old.gif", instead letting vBulletin use its default, then I get a RED X problem.

Did I misunderstand the default situation?

If there isn't a forumX_(old, new). gif, then I thought the code would let it slide so the system would use the default? It appears to be looking for _old, only because I installed an _new file?

Thanks

Regards,
Badger

The way its setup it dosen't support splitting the difference between both ways. If one exists the other is expected to exist as well.

:)

Understood... :up:

Thanks... :)

I assume that you don't need a "lock" gif version in order to have the default lock icon display, or does it also have to be present if the any of the other two are there, in order to avoid the RED X?

Regards,
Badger