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Nice hack, just installed it.
However, I noticed that it does not evaluate the permissions of the user, in order to show the proper forums. I have a forum which is viewable only by the admin and the mods and it does not show up in the list. Of course, neither does the normal Forum Jump, but do you have any idea where that forums list is constructed to see if I can alter it to include admin/mod only forums, depending on the user? Tnx and congrats --------- John |
For those of us who have vbadvanced, how do you hardcode the various forums?
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Where do I place to code in the navbar template????
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any chance of getting this ported to 3.5.x as a plugin?
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OMG this is what I have been waiting for. Okay, I understand about the jump forum but is there anyways I can make it to where it just say FORUM instead of Jump Forum?
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just change the link text
edit: to do this, change the Code:
$vbphrase[forum_jump] |
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OK, if you are running 3.5.x, seems this works fine if you use the plugin system to put the phpinclude_start part into a global start hook. This template doesn't exist for 3.5.x
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Thank you. |
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The part that is supposed to go into the phpinclude_start template is: PHP Code:
AdminCP>PluginSystem>Plugin Manager hit link at bottom of page to add new plugin Leave product as vBulletin hook location is global_start give it a title you can remember, like forum menu then put all the above code in the code box. the rest of the mod you do just like the rest of the instructions. This change is necessary because the new plugin system in 3.5.x has removed the php_include templates. Hope that helps |
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