[Lynne]

Originally Posted by foesracing

I understand that. I just want to see how another page is written, which variable is need to recreate the same page as forum.php but displaying a different information. I know how to code php but don't know the structure of how vbulletin assembles its code.

This may help - [HOW TO - vB4] Create a own vBulletin page

Originally Posted by worried

$tabselected = '';
$tablinks = '';
if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'album.php')
{
    $vbulletin->options['selectednavtab']='for_pics';
    $tabselected = ' class="selected"';

}
$template_hook['navtab_end'] .= '<li'.$tabselected.'><a class="navtab" href="album.php">Albums</a>'.$tablinks.'</li>' ;  

What am I doing wrong here? All I want is a button (no sub menu). Everything works fine except the Forum button is selected instead when clicking the Albums button.

If you look at the top of your album.php page, you will see THIS_SCRIPT defined here:

PHP Code:

define('THIS_SCRIPT', 'album'); 


You put 'album.php' instead of the correct 'album' in the conditional. Change it.