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But in any case, this is *not* a problem, since the *only* way to get to that page and view the forumjump dropdown, is to actually have the privileges and then log out. There's not much I can do about it, since at that point the vB core code tells me that the user is still a member-- ie the $show[member] variable still evaluates to true. |
For those of you who installed this with vBa, there is now a setting to add a relative URL to prepend to the links, so you don't have to hack the files.
@Smoothie. I've done some testing and I think the latest version (1.0.6) should fix your problem. Overwrite the old version with this one, then in the settings, choose not to auto-display the menu, then in your templates, add $forumjumpmenu where you want the menu to appear. |
Ok, given it another shot.
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works, somewhat. Link appears in header, dropdown works, but for some reason it displays under the navbar..It's installed on site, check it out.
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It's installed, but it does not work as well as 1.0.6. It throws all the other links out of wack and it's still under the navbar.
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It must be an issue with the fact that the (hidden) dhtml menu is output right beside the menu link, instead of at the bottom of the template, like with the standard menus. Would you like to try one other tweak to see if that's the problem?
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