[AusPhotography]

Works for us on vB4.0.7

Cheap hack to put rules on its own TAB (this works, but is redacted from what I did for other reasons)

Find

			if ($vbulletin->options['vsafrules_show_link'])
			{
				$vsa_frules_link .= '<li>';
			}
			$vsa_frules_link .= '<a href="'.$vbulletin->options['bburl'].'/misc.php?do=vsarules"';
			if ($vbulletin->options['vsafrules_link_color']!='')
			{
				$vsa_frules_link .= ' style="color:'.$vbulletin->options['vsafrules_link_color'].'"';
			}
			$vsa_frules_link .= '>'.$vbphrase['vsafrules_rules'].'</a>';
			if ($vbulletin->options['vsafrules_show_link'])
			{
				$vsa_frules_link .= '</li>';
				$template_hook['navbar_end'] .= $vsa_frules_link;
			}

replace with

			if ($vbulletin->options['vsafrules_show_link'])
			{
				$vsartabselected = '';
				if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'misc' && ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'vsarules' || $_REQUEST['do'] == 'vsaafr_mng'  || $_REQUEST['do'] == 'vsaafr_addedit'))
				{
					$vbulletin->options['selectednavtab']='misc';
					$vsartabselected = ' class="selected"';
				}
				$template_hook['navtab_end'] .= "<li".$vsartabselected."><a class=\"navtab\" href=\"".$vbulletin->options['bburl']."/misc.php?do=vsarules\" title=\"Forum Rules\" >Forum Rules</a></li>" ;
			}