Make sure the templates were added to your skin(s). If you want me to look at it, please PM the url of your site and admin details so I can check it out for you.

Derek

Also just so everyone knows my progress of version 1.0.6, I am pretty much done, I just have to finish adding the image hosting feature. vB's Product installer will automatically copy all of the current site images to your server and leave the image link in the database in case this needs to be redone.

Pm sent!
Thanks ..

Yup, just got it. Looking into the problem right now for you.

Derek

Hi, I just tried adding a site and it added fine. Does it work for you?

Yes, seems to be working fine Now.. Thank you for whatever you did..
Great hack & Support.

-Twigz

No Problem, I didn't do anything lol.

Ok, This hack should be released by tomorrow (Sunday), I just have to add a AdminCP page to manage the uploaded images and stuff. The rest is complete.

Derek

Version 1.0.6 has been released. Please see the first post for the changes in this one. Follow the readme file carefully to install or upgrade.

HOW TO: Editing the Dynamic Image

You may be wondering how you edit the included Dynamic image in this hack. Here is a simple how to, to do it.

OPEN: images/toplist/buttons/dynamic/image.png

FIND:
You need to change '/home/derek/public_html/vbtest' to the path to your forum. Make sure it looks like that though.

Next, if you want to change the background image, simply make a png image and overwrite background.png with it.

If you want to change the color of the text in the dynamic image, you would edit this line:

PHP Code:

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$color = imagecolorallocate($image, 0, 0, 255); 


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0, 0, 255 are the RGB values for the colors. You need to change them to the color you want, the current one is blue.

Now scroll to the bottom until you find a line like this:

PHP Code:

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imagestring($image, $font, 44, 28, $rank, $color); 


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For each of those lines, you will need to change the 2 numbers so that each each thing is aligned with the right part of the image. See my included dynamic image as an example. The first number is the x value, and the second one is the y value.

I hope this little how to helps you edit your image better, sorry if it's kind of confusing.

Derek