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It's weird since I have no problem with other VB 3.x forums with Chrome, including my own.
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I found that vbulletin_menu.js is not being included when the page is loaded in Chrome, and I think it has to do with this code in global.php:
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if ($vbulletin->options['usepopups']) ETA: ...also Joe just said he has no problems, so maybe the code above isn't the issue. But in template headinclude there's a if $show['popups'] around the line that includes vbulletin_menu.js, so I'm assuming $show['popups'] is set to false for some reason. More Edits: I notice that your site is using 3.6.4, maybe that version is out of date when it comes to detecting browsers. |
so could I add chrome to that list and see if it works?
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Well, assuming that is the problem (I'm not 100% sure), then probably what you'd want to do is modify the is_broswer() function (which is in includes/functions.php). If you have access to the source code for a later version of vbulletin, you could probably copy the is_browser function from that. Even the latest from vb4.1.4 doesn't have 'chrome' as a type you can check for - I think it's reported as 'mozilla', so probably wouldn't need to change the code in global.php.
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still haven't figured it out
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I found another form running VB 3.6.4: http://www.pdgaming.com/
The drop down menus are also disabled for Google Chrome so I'm sure that is just how 3.6.4 was programmed- before Chrome existed, it's not recognized as a compatible browser. |
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