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Bump...has anyone had a need for something like this, would be great for me IS NOT 4.2.3 compatible
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Works fine on the latest vB 4.2.5! To enable it to work on 4.2.5 you need to do the following:
1. Download "Calendar Search and Download_110.zip" . Unzip to your desktop. 2. In an HTML editor or notebook open the product-calsearch_110.xml file. (DO NOT USE MS WORD!!!) 3. Find: Code:
<dependency dependencytype="vbulletin" minversion="4.0.2" maxversion="4.1" /> Code:
<dependency dependencytype="vbulletin" minversion="4.0.2" maxversion="4.2.6" /> 6. Follow the OP'S/DEV'S install instructions. 7. After you import the file you most likely may not be able to see a drop down in your calendar area. If this is the case then you can manually add a calendar link in your calendar template where you would like to place it. I have a box that I coded at the top of my calendar and this is where I added my search link for the calendar areas. Just be sure that where ever you add your link that you use the url with calsearch.php on the end of it. EXAMPLE: Code:
<a href="http://yoursite.com/calsearch.php">Calendar Search</a> If you need help placing it in your templates post back here and I'll help if I can. |
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