The Navbar is really easy to add to. :)

Any news on sound?

QUESTION : What about High Score list ? Is that possibile ? For exemple a tetris game and i want that all the scores (if HIGH) to be added in the database, and to have a HIGH SCORE LIST link... ? So people will play the game just to be in the score list. It will be more fun and more intersting.

That would be the Arcade hack, and would require modification of the Flash Games, which is not possible for most Flash Games except for public domain ones. :)

Thanks JoergZ @ vb.com for the nav

Re: the NavBar ...

I wrote an addon ... I know it works on mine, which u can see @ www.mobileforces.org.

What it does:

This takes all your Flash Games you have uploaded into the /forums/games/ folder, and parses them into an array, then creates a vB3 (so cool) drop-down menu, and populates that menu with links to every one of your games (provided they have the extension .swf.

Addon for Erwin's vB3 Flash Player - auto-populate a 'Flash Games' NavBar menu

Nice, Natch, but your forum appears a little jacked, at least in IE 6 - all the nav bar links are broken. They just self-reference each other.

Also, you are in serious need of the mini-calendar hack for your front page - the current one throws off your entire page. I know vbadvanced has it, not sure if vbindex (which you appear to be using) does.

The NavBar links work fine, if you are logged in ... but your post gives an indication that an error message would be preferable to the current functionality ...

//EDIT:

I kinda forgot to put the conditional in place for non-logged-in users - thanks :)

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And despite IE6 being the most popular browser, it has some serious failings when it comes to rendering CSS ... (as I do all my development in Firebird / Mozilla I see only perfectly rendered CSS) - and vBIndex does have a mini-calendar, but I prefer my calendar to have 7 days in a week ...

Thanks for the heads-up on the IE bugs - I'll try and get them ironed out ...

Glad you caught that - I was going to tell you that it wasn't a matter of not being able to see or play the games but that all the menus didn't work, period:)

I know all about the CSS problems with IE, being a web designer myself; I also use IE 90% of the time personally because that's what my users use. Gonna have to live with it until MS gets around to fixing it.

However, I also use Firebird as well as most other major browsers for Win32 and Linux, to make sure everything is working; and I see the same problem with the calendar. I don't understand what you mean by having 7 days in the week - the vbadvanced mini-calendar does have all 7 days and it's in proportion with the rest of the site. Is vbIndex's different?

Well the first screenshot is from Firebird, the second from IE6 ... as you can see Firebird has perfect layout (the shoutbox expands to fill the space of the expanded 7-day calendar) and IE6 has the shoutbox not expanding ... I think it's thje absolute pixel width specified inline in the VBINDEX template ... but I've not looked too far into it ...