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thunderclap82.... as it turns out, by adding forums/ in front of the search.php callout like you said, my newposts link on the actual forums doesn't work now.
So I'm back to square one, as described in post #4. :( Can someone out there help? I suck at coding but I'm starting to wonder if I'm going to have to turn the entire cyb_advancednewposts template into an if/then statement. I have no idea how to do that (yet). |
Blue91 have you added this hack string to vb advanced in admincp.
ie. the bit where you specify prefix urls.? |
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I also had to change this:
<div class="vbmenu_popup" id="cyb_forumsearch_menu" style="display:none"> To this: <div class="vbmenu_popup" id="cyb_forumsearch_menu" style="display:none;margin-top:3px" align="$stylevar[left]"> Still trying to locate the space in toolbar just before the "New Posts" text. |
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Now the issue is like thunderclap82 mentioned above... the "numbering" feature doesn't work with the main page. It just says "No New Posts". However, it works fine with the forums index, showing how many new posts there really are. *shrug* |
Why is there so much space on both sides of the new posts link? Can that be fixed?
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cybanp_ssmforums I have a question, tho...how would I only show the forums that have new posts in them in the SSM list? Also, how would you only show the forums that a user has permission to view at the same time? Thanks! :) |
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