will this work w/ vbadvanced and other add ons?

Thank u , installed and works fine ...

what shall i do if i want to exclude some sections from that menu ??

Does anyone know if this work with 3.6.5?

Nope, no-work w/ 3.6.5

As released (and supported), this works in 3.6.8. But, you might consider following the instructions in post #10 and It'll probably work in 3.6.5. If you do decide to try it, make sure and let me know if it works out for you.

I'm not sure why but this isn't displaying the majority of our boards, even though you can easily browse to them.

http://www.stgu.com

Any ideas?

I may decide to give it a go. Will let you know. Since all my links are in my header and not the navbar, still use the instructions in post #10? How many queries does this add to each page?

It should.

If all your links are in the header template, just insert $template_hook[navbar_buttons_left] in the header where you want this menu, then find $vbulletin->templatecache['navbar'] in the xml file and change 'navbar' to 'header'. That should do the trick.

This doesn't add any queries since is uses vB's built-in forum cache. The only hit would be that it generates a bunch of HTML, especially if you have lots of forums.

Version 1.0.1 now has the option to exclude certain forums from the menu.


Hmmm that's really strange.
1. First try installing the newest version 1.0.1 and see if that changes anything.
2. If not, try enabling the vB Forum Jump (in General Settings) and see if the same forums are missing.
3. Also, do you know if vbAdvanced makes any changes to the way forum permissions work? If so, that might be causing problems.