Forum Directory
 

Forum Directory

Description:
A plugin to list your forums in a 2-column directory style listing.

You can decide which forums to include and which side they should be displayed on in the forum manager.

This modification was created for "wtrk", wich in his kindness, allowed it to be released.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=123674


Installation:

Upload 1 php file in the vB root.
Add 1 product. (XML file)


Instructions:

Goto the "Forum manager" and edit a Category.
At the bottom of that page, you will find the options as seen in the second screenshot.


Limitations:

Sub-forums are not displayed...



Bugs:
- Non reported.



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A version for 3.6 is available here:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?p=1055339

Very nice. I may end up using this, so thank you.

very nice. are the permissions brought over as well? i.e. if a usergroup isn't allowed to view a forum, are they also blocked from viewing the forum in this directory?

also, is it possible to make this into a vbadvanced module?

Thanks for your work. I like it, very nice!
It would be great if you could set the order how the forums appear on the list (other than the ones set in Forum Manager). At least I think forum #1 should start at top left side of the list, not at the bottom left. We all read from left to right and from up to down, don't we ?

I'm also very interested in a vBadvanced modul. I tried to create one, but my skills are not enough to do so.

The hack could be extremely helpful to give a nice and easy to read overview.
Again, thanks!

yeah this is cool!!!! But I would also love a way to have certain forums not show on the list. Any tips?

All requests will be listed in the vb 3.6 version.

But thanks for the sugestions..

well poop - I can't upgrade to 3.6 - any chance you could at least give directions on how we can do it ourselves?

If I bring a new version, I will update both. 3.5 and 3.6
But I will just maintain de list of request in the 3.6 version..