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How can I get this
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Its not a simple case of just throwing it in a template. You need to trace back the PHP that creates it and place it in a hook near the template. Unless you have a decent knowledge of PHP it will be very hard for you to do.
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Well it's my mission for today lol,
Thanks for the advice, =) |
$inforum holds which users are in a forum (if any) but I'm not sure if this is availiable on all pages, it may only be availiable on the index.php page & the forumdisplay.php page.
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That's fine, those are the only places I want to use it lol, Thanks for advice, going to research this now.
--------------- Added [DATE]1221238951[/DATE] at [TIME]1221238951[/TIME] --------------- By the way, is there a place where I can view all these types of things Code:
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Also functions_forumlist.php has this on line 367 or thereabouts:
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I see what your talking about here
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