Is it worth my while to try and convert the threads into articles (and how would I do this)? Or should I just wait for the new version?

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**Installed

Workes great.

Problem..any with php knowledge..plz help:

Help, i followed the instructions of txt...and when i going to run the install.php, the followin error occur...Any help?

http://www.gamers.gr/board/admincp/install.php

" Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_FOREACH, expecting ')' in c:\web\gamers.gr\board\includes\init.php on line 760 "


I dont have idea with php

Thnx a lot in advance

Double check the changes you made. Look for little things like missing braces or semi-colons.

YEEEEEES

Samir thanks for the post, u make me check everything for another last time and yes i found it

thanks a lot bro

Glad I could help. I've been there, so I thought I'd save someone else the grief. Banging your head on something for a few hours isn't healthy, lol.

Something last:

It says in the txt:

3. v3 Articles runs in forumroot/article.php. You need to link to this somewhere, most people will use the navbar to create an "Articles" link.

To do this, open the navbar template and find:
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<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="calendar.php?$session[sessionurl]">$vbphrase[calendar]</a></td>
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Above this, add:
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<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="article.php?$session[sessionurl]">Articles</a></td>

Where can i find this navbar template?(where do i have to go)

Thanks a lot again

Found it after searching some posts...

Here the answer, for anyone has the same problem:

Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> ? ? -> Navigation / Breadcrumb Templates -> navbar



Thanks a lot again:)

Some pretty newb questions, but I was scratching my head a few weeks back on the same exact stuff, lol.

Anytime someone refers to a "template", it can be found under the "Style Manager" under "Styles and Templates". A template is simply a bit of html code which is called by the php part of the program to help render the page.

So to get to the navbar template on a specific style, you have to get to the Style Manager and then you will see all of your styles listed. Hit the expanded << >> button to the far right. It will open up a list of templates as well as a "Controls" box to the right of the list. Click on the other << >> button there and it will expand out all the templates for the style. They're in alphabetical order so it should be easy to find. Once you find it, click on it and then click on "Edit" in the Controls box. It should be self-explanitory from there.

Now, why didn't I say it that simply? :D