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the only problem is that it redirects to login page due to no guest access of whole forum i check register.php and its template thoroughly to check which line of code pass permissions but did not found anything so on this page how i add permissions for guests ? |
What is the content of your php page? (Please use the code tags.)
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Content of the page is simple text not code lines
Which tells Why unregistered or not logedin users are not able to access Forum Why our forum is private to registered members only actually these are Lessons for students and forum only allow our academy students to view threads |
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What should it be named? I need this in layman's terms please ;) |
What file? There is no file involved. You create a new template for your style in the Style Manager.
http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html?m...rsion=40200603 |
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define('THIS_SCRIPT', 'register'); i do not need to do anything with test.php i put my Text Here Code:
<h2 class="blockhead">Title</h2> |
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You can name your php file whatever you want, as long as it ends in .php and isn't named the same as one fo the existing vbulletin files. It should go in your forum directory, the same directory with fourm.php, showthread.php, etc.
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i am waiting for response according to non registered / not logedin users permissions
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