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Great Mod!

Found a bug, which I think I have fixed:

The 'automatic RSS button in footer' option displays the wrong file if you edit the filename of cv_rss_feeds.php.

To fix, an edit to your cv_ffl_rss_button_in_footer template is required.

Change this:

<a href=\"$vboptions[bburl]/cv_rss_feeds.php\" target=\"_self\" title=\"$vboptions[hometitle] $vbphrase[cv_ffl_title]\"><img src=\"$vboptions[bburl]/images/cinvin_forum_feed_listing/rss.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"$vboptions[hometitle] $vbphrase[cv_ffl_title]\" style=\"vertical-align:  middle\" /></a> -

to this:

<a href=\"$vboptions[bburl]/$vboptions[cv_ffl_filename]\" target=\"_self\" title=\"$vboptions[hometitle] $vbphrase[cv_ffl_title]\"><img src=\"$vboptions[bburl]/images/cinvin_forum_feed_listing/rss.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"$vboptions[hometitle] $vbphrase[cv_ffl_title]\" style=\"vertical-align:  middle\" /></a> -

Also, it seems that the forum exclusions via Admin CP are still not working as intended. If I enter a single forum ID in the exclusion field, the script correctly blocks it. However if multiple forums are added, separated by commas, they still show in the script. Seems to be an error with the parsing of the excluded forum IDs.

However, there is a work-around:

1. Create a dummy usergroup, e.g. rssfeedview.
2. Edit the permissions for this dummy usergroup to match the forums you wish to show in the forum feed listing.
3. In the admin CP options for the feed listing mod, change the Permissions Usergroup ID to that of your dummy usergroup created above.

The script will now show only the forums you wish to be displayed


Also, it would be great to somehow include the main vBulletin Blog RSS feed (or other various RSS feeds a site may have) on this page as well. I couldn't figure out how to hard code that in to the templates. Any suggestions would be appreciated!


**EDIT** Oops, looks like someone mentioned the footer button bug a few posts before mine. In any case, the fix I provided works