That's why is not working. :)
Try this:
$adminpath = 'admin';

BTW, I hope you did not replaced the forum index.php and global.php with the vbHome ones... if you want to have everything in the same folders as the forum, make sure you rename the vbHome files not the forum ones, then call vbHome first with a .htaccess file.

I strongly recommend you to use the folders schema I posted in the previous post, just to avoid problems and headaches.
If you really really really want to have everything in the same folder, rename vbhome files to home.php and homeglobal.php, then change the reflected include_once() to point to homeglobal.php

No need to worry about location, since the vbhome global.php takes care of everything.

Can this do 3 columns, like vbulletin.org?

Thanks!
CJ

Yes. Templates editing... really easy.

Do you have the upgrade files for 3.7/3.8?

Is listed in the first post how to upgrade to 3.8, from 3.7 or a lower version. :)

Does it look like the hack will be compatible with vB3? I'd love to use it, but I'm not going to base my site around something unless I know it will work with vB3 without major hassles and huge updates . . .

As I said before, the vBulletin file changes are minimal, only 2 (each with one or 3 lines of code added). The rest is handled by the vbHL global.php file. When VB3 is released, we will have a version for it also. So no need to worry about the new VB version. ;)

Since VB is totally diferent, you will have to use the same process for upgrade like you upgrade from VB2. Is up to you if you want to wait until spring time, when is due the first beta for users.

Install help Global php

I know I am missing something simple, but for the life of me I can't figure it out.

I am getting the same errors as Supernut was, the only difference is that vbhl is installed as directed with a rootdirectory, then a forum directory.

I have tried every shorrt and long version I can come up with for the location of the admin directory. I tried the script revealed with the info.php file and used that address without sucess.

This is what my global.php currently looks like

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Enter your Admin CP path here (no slash) //////////////////////

$adminpath = '/home/thewatc/public_html/testforum/admin';

// done editing //////////////////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

If this helps this is what the program calls the file

Editing /home/thewatc/public_html/testforumGlobal.php...

Any ideas would be appreciated

If you installed global.php and index.php in the root, and the forums are in the testforum directory, it would be testforum/admin.

lost myself, did you read about 10posts above or searched the thread?