That is because they are custom templates. If you want to show them also as default, you will have to set them manually in the database to belong to styleid -1.
This can however mean that they get removed on a vB upgrade. /me didn't have his coffee yet, so use the above only on a testboard. |
Does that also mean then if you make some manual edits to some of the default templates, like when you add a new mod that requires some edits in FORUMHOME templates, the chances are an update to an higher version can mess things up becuase they were default templates edited,
Out of interest how would you go about making them changes in your database. Would you go into the template section and edit each template and change the ID. |
I have this hack working perfect for my forum rules, but I tried making another page today using a template called ARTICLES and a .php file called articles.php. I modifed the template and .php file correctly, but when I go to http://forums.theoverclocked.com/articles.php, I get that error. :confused: Can anyone help?
EDIT: Nvm...appears to be working now....wierd |
thanx
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I still can't get it to show the page in a certain style, it always shows it in the style the user is using. Any ideas?
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Sorry can't help you there, I only use the default style here, so I don't have that problem.
But I also would still like to know how you edit your database so the new template displays a default template for in the edit template page. |
This is a really useful bit of code, but i want to change the style to something different too :ermm:
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Am I the ONLY one with this error?
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in /home/myovercl/public_html/sudburyskate/skatespots/index.php on line 43 PHP Code:
http://www.sudburyskate.com/skatespots/index.php |
PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Also, PHP Code:
Quote:
global.php - find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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Has this been redone for VB 3.5?
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