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If you wish to use this mod and are 3.6.x it is best to stick with 3.6.0 as 3.6.1 and 3.6.2 are not compatable, there where to many code changes in 3.6.1 and even more in 3.6.2
Also remember this mod IS for 3.5.4 anyways, so it is just by chance it even works with 3.6.0 |
bump for conversion
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Trying to put in the template change in the navbar
The following error occurred when attempting to evaluate this template: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CHARACTER, expecting ']' in xxxxxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxx/forum/includes/adminfunctions_template.php(3593) : eval()'d code on line 101 This is likely caused by a malformed conditional statement. It is highly recommended that you fix this error before continuing, but you may continue as-is if you wish. Can anyone tell me why this might be wrong, it has worked fine in other styles I have done just not this new one |
yes its missing a ] after the q.
try this code! Code:
<!-- vbSupport start --> |
Installed and working nice.Thanks
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Your website needs just a few more pop-ups... Any chance this will be modded to work on 3.6.x?
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Please make that workable for 3.6.4 - Because this is really great mod
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for the version 3.6.4??? this is a good mod
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I just got done reading about 80% of the posts in this thread. It's pretty clear that the problem isn't specifically 3.6.x - it's only if you UPGRADE from an older version to a newer version of vBulletin that the line40 error pops up. I would have hoped this would not have been too challenging to solve, but clearly either the interest or technical level isn't there to beat the bug out of the code.
I would really like to install this, or something like it. Has anyone been able to install this mod on an upgraded 3.6.4 version of vBulletin? Are there any comparable mods/hacks that would offer the same features? TIA... |
works very well with 3.6.4
if u r going to take an error: like this Code:
Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4: jusd add this query at your forum DB: Code:
ALTER TABLE user ADD level INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' this worked to me. |
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