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Thanks for this mod! Nice work!
Bruno |
With your nice mod, I can create a subforum navigation in the sidebar :).
But one Problem: How to determine, in which forum the user is at the moment? I can set my php-block to "never cache", but $forum[forumid] is not evaluated at the moment, "includes\block\html.php" evaluates it... An idea how to solve this? Thanks! Bruno Edit: Got it! Use $GLOBALS['foruminfo']['forumid'] |
Great mod, one question though, I want to use it on my vBadvanced frontpage. How would I enable it on this piece of php?
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Have a look at the plugins "Product : EveryWhere Sidebar". Perhaps you should simply add another one for you frontpage. Read "Instructions for custom pages"? Perhaps also this helps.
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i am using this mod to have a custom page --> https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=235359 ..and i dont know which template to edit and add {vb:raw sidebaropen} and {vb:raw sidebarext}
i am using vb 4.0.3 . please help . it works flawless on all default vb pages except custom pages .. Wonderful mod . marked as installed~ Nominated for motm~ |
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And perhaps this one is also interesting for some users: You can change the title of any php block by customising $this->blockinfo['title'] with any html code. Including images, links, ... :)
Here an example, how to use this for navigating: vbMediaWiki, Missiologie. with php-code Code:
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