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Please don't keep bumping the thread :)
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Well the problem with that is that after it logs me in, it brings me back to the same page yet asks me to login again showing that I'm in fact, not logged in. This is my problem, maybe I should have been more clear. Any suggestions on that? Thanks. :)
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Adding the login HTML to your non vb page will do that, i would add the globals.php includes and code from there. But thats me.
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this is just an idea couldnt you edit the area where vbulletin shows the closed message and make it exclude certain files, since the files should be following standard setup you can use THIS_SCRIPT and if THIS_SCRIPT is in a certain array then the closed message wont appear.....
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got this working as long as THIS_SCRIPT is defined you can choose which files receive the closed error message and which dont, so say you had a poetry site but still wanted users to be to view poetry well if the forum was closed before selective file was added they would receive the error message also but now they can view the poetry with just a prompt(the same as the admin gets) at the bottom and top of the screen saying "Alert: The forums are currently turned off!". so basically you can choose what sections not to close off on your site when the forums are closed:)
i think ill release this as a hack:) |
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