Or just check your profile under your "Articles" section lol ;)

Will this actually work for the CMS aswell?

I have added a dropdown box to my menu, but using static pages bugs me off a little as when I first make it, I end up using html to show things properly. But editing the static page afterwards, make it all wonky.

No.

Meh, there seems to be a distinct lack of good articles about modding the CMS. So far I've managed to add buttons, and dropdowns to the navbar, but as I do that other problems arises, like when I go to edit a static page which one of the drop down items links to it basicly removes the html code I've added, replacing it with some stuff i really dont know what is.

Like <br> turning into &lt;br&gt;

Thanks for the answer tho, I was actually going to try it and see how it ended up, probably saved me quite a bit of cursing :) As a total sidenote, any idea where I could find some good information about modding the CMS?

If it exists, it would be on vbulletin.org. I'm afraid there's not much yet, tho, as you have noted.

after creating the external page. What happens if i want to list latest 5 threads from each of my forums?

thanks

You add the code for that, but that's clearly not part of this tutorial and you should create your own thread for that. Also, you seem to be not quite sure what version of vB you are using?

I am creating a TEST page (with Test.php code in the first page) in my sub domain (faqs.policywala.com).
Link to my TEST page is - faqs.policywala.com/TEST.PHP

Getting error -
Path to my forum - /home/policywa/public_html/forum

Please help what am I doing wrong? :confused:

This tutorial worked perfectly for me. Thanks. :)

Thank you for this perfect article.

Just 1 question, how can i parse special characters in username? My members using some special char like ®... in their usernames, it doesn't showing up correctly when output.