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The query is so you can store the <img> info inside the database. In order to run querys in the Admincp you need to edit the config.php file. Change the following line:
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Thanks again.
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The following does essentially the same thing, but is easier and quicker to install, I think...
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114545 |
As stated in my other thread about that post on vb.com. I personaly like to keep things as orginaized as possiable, so there for its eaiser for me to just edit the forum info in the ADMINCP. As if you have more then one style, you would have to edit every template that contains the icon information. My way, you would just edit one field and be done.
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Hi,
Please bear with my noobness, as I don't always know. But couldn't one add <img> tag to the forum description? I think this is a great tutorial. Now if I could only kill the default status icons... Anyone have any ideas? |
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@Live Wire
This Hack can be implemented without File Edits in RC 1 by using Hook forumadmin_edit_form, so you might want to update it :) |
lol, thanks mate. Gonna update.
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figures I just installed this yesterday (LOVE IT AND showed support with "INSTALL" ;)), next day RC1 is out... heh. I take it I have to redo this if I update to RC1?
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All you will have to do is import a xml file from the admincp. Working on it now/
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