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I just installed it, and I was planning breaking the virginity of the How Do I forum, but it appears I'm not cleared to post.
I've been part of the vBulletin Team since we were begging John and James to rewrite it and release it as it's own program so we could get off UBB, so I would certainly hope I'm licensed... ;) |
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you're gonna regret that ;)
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It seems to work fine on my site, I'd check your vbindex_side template and make sure it has the following in it:
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Whats the easiest way to un-install this mod?
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hey ndtlr, great mod, i have one question, when i upgraded my forums from vb2, i installed the forums in a new forum directory, i didnt at the time update in my general settings the new url, but when i got vbindex, the old url came up on the navbar alot, so i changed it to the new directory name hoping that wud fix the problem, unfourtunately that didnt help, and next to all of the calender etc, it has the url, which kinda screws up the whole page.
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All the URLs in the templates are controled by the value you have entered in Help Admin CP -> vBulletin Options -> Site Name / URL / Contact Details -> Board URL. Check this value is correct, if the URLs are still wrong delete your browsers cache to make sure you get a fresh page.
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