nice hack :) thank you!

but there ist one thing to think about.

in arcade.php the arcade.php is daclared as the main script, to avoid using of the index.php.

while submitting scores, the games call still the index.php file and so my welcome header breakes.

where can i change this? it would be better to submit scores to arcade.php.

where to get more flash games for this?

The call to the index.php is implemented in all the ibPro-Games so there is no way to change that anywhere in the Hack itself, sorry

You don't need any of them, just copy the .swf and .gif in the correct folders and call "Add Game" in the ACP
Enter the game's name and its settings, variable GNAME has to be the filename of the .swf-file, and you may adapt the resolution. That's all.

You don't need any "path to submit scores" or something like that, the Arcade catches all scores no matter if they are v3- or ibPro-Games

Hmmm, how should the limit show up ?
If user has more than X highscores ... what should be displayed in postbit ?

Bump

Feckie, this is on the bug-list and should be fixed with the v2.5.4

there's a temp. fix that resolved my issue with the promblem you're having till mr. zero comes out with the hack it worked for me and my people are having fun...try this and hope it work for you.in post # 528 take a look FIX

I'm guessing that the problems associated with the CMPS index.php only affects those who have replaced the vbulletin index.php in forums root. I have my CMPS index.php in my domain root (/index.php) and the usual vbulletin index.php in my forums directory (/forums/index.php). So the problems associated with the CMPS index.php don't affect me. Right or wrong?

Thanks trying now..............
Nope it Gave Me
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in X/XXX/XXXX/XX
on line 4

Thanks MrZeropage