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Is it possible to base a whole site (and page layout) on the vBulletin template? Basically I would like my main page to display new private messages, registered members, and use the same theme as the rest of the site
I know it has something to do with including global.php in every page, but then how do I call each function? just use $whatever ? I've tried searching, but cant find anything like this, any help is most welcome :) |
try vbportal ... www.phpportal.com or another front end php portal.
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Is there any way without using a portal type thing?
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Yes, it can be done... and its not really that hard to do. My suggestion would be to download a bunch of hacks and really look over the code, especially the hacks that have stand alone pages. Do a search (here or over at vbulletin.com) for how to include templates.
Always begin with: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Then end with something like: PHP Code:
Obviously that isn't much to go on, but it should get you started. -JRW |
Thanks for the help :)
Great idea about the hacks too :D |
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