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you can put it inbetween the logo and the image at the right. I would suggest you to use just the quick text search (for members only), this is how i am doing at my site. check it out, you need to sign in to see. it looks good and is compact as well |
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thank you :D installed |
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I have a question:
If i use this hack , can i filter threads by prefix? |
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2. It would throw an invalid forum error when search made from index.php. You'll probably have to create *another* listbox containing all the forum list for workaround. 3. Though it would work great on forumdisplay.php BUT that page already has a prefix search, so... Overall, its pretty useless I think. Keeping the Quick Search form on header should be made as compact and small as possible, no need of adding complexity to it. Infact, I myself is using JUST a small input box for quick search. No forums list, no tag search, no dropdown menu, no titles/posts and not even the submit button lol |
Hmm... If i understand u correctly, it's difficult to make a search by prefix (like this forum)
I'm not a coder, maybe u'll make new hack like this forum, to search in sub-forums by prefix? |
Its not difficult, just a simple form needs to be added.
btw I don't see a Search by prefix in this forum, its a 3.7 feature, not 3.6. |
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Why u didn't see? Look at the screenshot in attach, and u'll understand what i want :) |
Its the MODS forum at vborg. Its totally custom.
Btw, if you want it that way on forumdisplay.php, then ITS A DEFAULT FEATURE of 3.7 Check on my site http://www.tech555.com/forum/f51-vbulletin/ |
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