Sure did I cant even find it my self. May I ask where you put it? I don't see it at all even in the code.

It is in the footer, under the vBulletin copyright.

I have to check what it uses to attach cause it doesn't show in my footer. I haven't even edited any of the templates. I haven't edited nothing but stylevars.

Does it show when you use the default style?
Have you changed the wording of the vBulletin copyright: Powered by vBulletin? Version 4.0.0 Copyright ? 2009 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.?
Or have banding-free vBulletin license and have removed the copyright?

As this hack adds it to the of the copyright branding.

Hey, Thanks :)

Hi all,

It is with regret that after over 4 years (and thousands of hours) spent providing free support for my free hacks released here, as of today I will no longer be able to provide support for free.

This is due to being unemployed for a while, being strapped for cash and unable to rely on the virtually non-existant donations from here to help to pay the bills or put food on the table for my family. I am now providing all support for my free hacks released here over at Wolfshead Solutions via an annual support subscription (for a small fee).

It does not mean I will be no longer release free hacks, I will, but I will just no longer be supporting them for free.

My free hacks have and always will remain free to download and use. And so will updates/bug fixes.

I will be releasing more free hacks, but if you require any support at all for those free hacks, you will need to purchase an annual support subscription over at Wolfshead Solutions to receive support.

I am really sorry I have to do this, but revenue generated by my programming gigs are now my only source of income, and I can no longer afford the luxury of providing free support here, when that time can be spent creating new commerial products, doing paid work requests or providing paid support to pay the bills.

Thank you for the understanding.

Regards,

Mosh.

A little bug on new PHP 5.3.x.

When you Save options, you get Warning msg:

Warning: trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in [path]\includes\adminfunctions_options.php on line 795

Anyway thanks again for perfect hack, works fine on 4.0.2 :)

That is a bug in vBulletin 4.0.2 (and I am assuming earlier versions) and not this hack, because of PHP 5.3.x and the trim() function behaving differently.

You will want to post this as a bug at vBulletin.com, there is something very similar to your problem (but not exactly the same) - see http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/proje...?issueid=28703 & http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/proje...?issueid=35122

guys..u should update this mode

Here's another bug fixed:

Since version 4.0.1, there has been an additional template variable call (to grab additional.css) in the HEAD.

Please add the following:

{vb:raw headinclude_bottom}

Before </head> in your template and you're done

I will have a look into it and update it.