| valdet |
11-21-2012 01:38 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Skedoozy
(Post 1993791)
Hopefully this helps someone else who has this same problem.
Solution: Apparently global.php was not recognizing chrome as a browser with popup capabilities so it was disabling it.
Open global.php in an editor.
Find:
PHP Code:
$vbulletin->options['usepopups'] = 0;
Replace with:
PHP Code:
$vbulletin->options['usepopups'] = 1;
and all is solved.
I'm sure you could find out how to add Chrome to the if statement above this but this is a simple fix and if you have users who are using a browser without pop ups on it then they will just have to suffer!
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Bumping an old post, but I recently noticed the issue with broken navbar links in Chrome and I applied a similar workaround in global.php
This small code edit basically add Google Chrome to the list of known browsers, in which popups are allowed
PHP Code:
// turn off popups if they are not available to this browser
if ($vbulletin->options['usepopups'])
{
if ((is_browser('ie', 5) AND !is_browser('mac')) OR is_browser('mozilla') OR is_browser('firebird') OR is_browser('opera', 7) OR is_browser('chrome') OR is_browser('webkit') OR is_browser('konqueror', 3.2))
{
// use popups
}
else
{
// don't use popups
$vbulletin->options['usepopups'] = 0;
}
}
So basically by just adding OR is_browser('chrome') did the trick of properly displaying the dropdown menus in navbar.
Hope this helps other users. |
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