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Thank you very much! Trying to add my own popup menu has been driving me crazy!
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Great stuff, works wonderfully.
However I got stumped when I tried something. I have integrated my site and forum, I also have a content management system. Now, if I want to create a header or a single drop down anywhere on any pages of my site, including my content management system I can :) However, take the actual problem for instance. I have a list of content pages in the CMS, the PHP queries the DB, loops through the list parsing a table row template via vbulletin's template engine. In this row I want a drop down menu with a set of options for that page (i.e. edit, delete, move etc.). When I try and do this is all goes wrong. I have tried it using your method, appending the contentid to the end handles, so there is a unique drop down for each content instance, but it doesn't work :( Its very similar to how the postbit works, I even tried using the template logic for that (which is slightly different) again to no avail :( Any ideas how to do this one? |
Hey this is FANTASTIC - thank you.
I'm code stupid but managed this :) - I guess it's possible to add more categories too? I presume just by adding a TR td class cat name and tr td class vbmenu ? |
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Just what i needed, my navbar was getting a bit crowded. :)
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Glad i could help! :)
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Thanks! I haven't installed it yet but I'm working on some rules pages and links that this will be PERFECT for. Thanks!
*clicks install* Let me ask you a question though. In that same template, would there be a way for me to take the current FAQ area of the navbar and make it one of the choices for the drop down links? |
Just what i was looking for. . .. tHansk
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