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yes....on top of the news block
the latest threads is not a concern....I like that the way it is and thank you for your considerations in modifactions......the order by change worked perfect |
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I've read through this thread and I am still unable to exclude my private forums from the "Latest Threads" column.
I've verified that my installation is correct. I've double and triple checked my forum permissions. I've double and triple checked my usergroup permissions. As a regular user or unregistered user,etc I am not able to view the private forums, but I CAN see the latest threads from the private forums. It'd be great if I could just excluse forms from populating this field OR it did follow the vbulletin default method of permission parsing for particular forums. Unfortunately this isn't the case. :/ Any advice? I have gone through the database and checked that the canviewvbindex=0 is available and it is, my concern with this however is that I want ALL users to be able to see vbindex, just NOT the private forums within the latest threads. Any advice? |
Didnt see anyone else with the same welcome panel problem as me, wondering if you could help me please mate..?
(Probably something simple.) :) |
No worries, I tried an upgrade on the board then tried it from scratch on a fresh board and realised what I'd done wrong. :)
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Whats on your line 1604 of functions.php, in the deafult 2.2.6 its cookie stuff and this could(?) have something to do with it, heres the comment: PHP Code:
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This should work, it will exlude the news forum, polls forum, forums with visible set to 1 (non-private (still has vB bug)) and any forumids you specify: Change: PHP Code:
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My applogies, I have updated the hack since then to provide a little extra security/privacy.
The URL you need is index.php?page=images the template must still be called home_images though. |
That worked, thanks a million! This hack seriously rocks! :)
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Woohoo..! Got it installed and working great..! Thanks mate :D
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I noticed some small bugs that I just cannot figure out. <need sleep>
I changed my vbindex.php to index.php so the page is off my main domain name. However, I notice that when I try to click a user to see their profile off the main page it gives me an error, and I notice /forums is not in the url. The same thing when I have a PM pop-up message, and I try to go to my inbox from the main page. I hope you can help NTLDR :) |
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On the index.php page where it lists the names of who is online, you should be able to click their name to get their profile but it's missing a $bburl, and I can't find where to edit it... :(
I got the private message thing to work though from your above post, thanks! :) |
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Thanks, that did the trick! :)
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Glad to hear it :D
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my index.php is hacked. so how do i know what is what?
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ok my index.php file is hacked. so the line numbers stated in the install.txt doesn't match. which i know.
i copied the lines that was stated in the install file. i wanna know if that is the right one. should i attach the part of code or paste it here? do u get waht i am saying? |
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ok good. i have that. if i have ne other troubles i will post it
thanx |
ok it works but not the poll. i dunno why. i made a poll in the poll forum. only a vote button came up in the poll part of vbindex.
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nevermindmind i fixed it
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I have been reading through the posts and am still confused about 2 things.
1. The polls, I have added one poll to the Forum-poll. and it will only show up on the vbindex page after the user has voted. it originally has a vote box and a results link, and they both say a poll must be selected or something. 2. I cannot get the online users part to work for some reason, online today users show up the rest dosen't. I don't see online now ,members or guests thanks in advance I love this hack , I have been looking for something like this for a while now. |
Have you got a link or a screenshot? So that I can take a look and get more of an idea what the problem is.
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First off I'd like to say that I admine you for picking up where el3m3nt left off and posting v2 of this hack. I must say that I started with an older version of 1.x and have been through some of the 'growing pains' of bug fixes. part of it has been my learning curve of PHP and templates, but I feel that I am getting the hang of it finally. One question, though.... If you check out my current homepage under development with a 1.3 version of vbindex, you'll see that the news segments don't parse all the vb code (look at the LIST tags)... is there a fix for this? It picked up the IMG tags alright, but not some of the others... |
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On a side note I'd like to say that you have done a great job with the page ;) |
I only installed the "Poll" part of the vbindex.php file so that I can post the latest polls in my forumhome. :) Works well. I even managed to reinstall the poll results bars. Looks nicer with the image bars. Thanks.
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This is killing me, I've been working to try and fix this hack for 3 days on my test board and yet no luck and it is probably a simple little mistake.
Well my test forum is based at www.f-fantasy.com/forums and the vbindex is at www.f-fantasy.com and no matter how much I edit, I keep running back into this problem. Help! (I apologise if this topic has been covered before but I really am in "ugh" mode) |
Have you set the path and uncommented the chdir() statement?
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It currently looks like this:
//chdir('./forums'); require('./forums/global.php'); And I get the : Warning: Unable to access ./admin/config.php in /home/virtual/site57/fst/var/www/html/forums/global.php on line 118 When I edit it as so: //chdir('./forums/global.php'); require('./global.php'); I get the: Warning: Unable to access ./global.php in /home/virtual/site57/fst/var/www/html/index.php on line 26 It is killing me, almost literally! |
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Thank you, that seems to have solved that but as my luck dictates, yet another error:
Parse error: parse error in /home/virtual/site57/fst/var/www/html/index.php on line 26 |
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That is exactly what is there, and yet that error still rears its ugly head.
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Grrr, I missed a vital ' in the above code.
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