Yeah you need to fix it :)

Folder permissions are 755 and file permissions are 644, except for the folder as per the readme.txt file.


Fillip

Yes, i was change Folder admincp 755 and file 644. but not work ?

Then you need to contact your host, I can do nothing I'm afraid :(


Fillip

OMG,

I always use orther file in admincp, e.t.c: /admincp/bbcode.php
But vbshout.php can not, why ? :(

Ah, can i change name vbshout.php to ***.php ?
When i change name vbshout.php, i must change something ?

Renaming the file will break it, so you can't do that.

Fillip

Thanks Fillip
That fixed the problem. :)

Thank, i understand.
Problem from hosting =.="

Hello i am trying to install a 2nd instance of the shout box on my forum. However I am not sure where to point the instance to or how to point it to a specific page

Any help or more information you need?

To put vBShout in a custom location, do the following:


Step 1: AdminCP -> DBTech - vBShout-> Instance Management -> [Edit].

Step 2: Change the Auto-Display Shoutbox setting to Disabled.

Step 3: Change the Shoutbox Deployment setting to include the script names of all the pages you wish the Shoutbox to appear on. For instance:
To have it appear on the front page (CMS) as well as the Forum Home, you'd enter index,vbcms for this setting.
To have it appear on every page, you'd remove the contents of this setting.

Step 4: Change the Manually Display Shoutbox setting to include the template names you wish the Shoutbox to appear on. For instance:
To have it appear on the front page (CMS) as well as the Forum Home, you'd enter FORUMHOME,vbcms_page for this setting.
To have it appear on every page, you'd enter navbar for this setting.

Step 5: Enter the Style Manager and add either {vb:raw vbshout} (vB4) or {$vbshout} (vB3) to the templates you named in Step 4 in the desired location.


Follow these steps as described and you will have total control over the position of the Shoutbox.
Please note that some locations may not work as intended on vBulletin 3.8, and also note that it is not designed to go in the Forum Blocks side-bar (vBulletin 4).

Hope that helps :)

It does help a bit I have a forum area that is for adults only and i want a separate instance for that one. I have a chat instance on the index page which is fine. I want a 2nd instance on the main page of the adult area. I am running VB 4.1.1,

or am I just repeating myself.

thanks
ND :confused: