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how can I use conditionals to let specific usergroups access the quick links? I dont want to do it at the navbar level (people can manually type in the direct link), I would like profile.php to check if the user belongs to usegroupid 3 and 4 (for example) and only let those groups update or add the quick links...thank you for any help.
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I installed it on www.webmastershelp.com and it works great! Thanks :).
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Excellent hack, Soup. :)
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Incidentally, you should cache the templates.
In profile.php, find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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Okay, I'm sure I'm missing something simple and I'll feel silly, but I'm begging for some help here (insert *impish grin* smilie here). :cheeky:
I have this working on my forums and my members love it. However, I've just recently installed the Additional Navbar hack and for the life of me, I can NOT get this to work there. The $customquicklinks just will not show. I have the $navbar2 value in the navbar template, so I don't think the modification listed above will be helpful. Suggestions are very welcome, I've lost some hair over this one. :nervous: |
No one?
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This is a very nice hack and works fine :)
Just out of interest though, will there be an add-on in the future to allow it to work on the vBAdvanced CMPS page? It doesn't appear on any page that isn't within the /forum directory although it is fine everywhere else.. Maybe there is quick and easy way to adjust this? ^^;; |
installed easily in 3.0.8 - thanks for sharing!
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any chance for a 3.5.X update to this?
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