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Originally Posted by y2ksw

There is no way to "rotate" also the statistics. If you need the forum styles, you also will have to create a plugin with the styles for those pages and compile the recordsets accordingly for your customers. There is no way to guess which pages are going to show to a customer rather than another. It is not in the scope of this project to show custom pages for statistics to individual customers beyond the simple and plain thing. The iframe-d reports may be included in CMS pages and thus gain the forum style in some way, but still, you will have to filter the pages in some way for each customer and I believe this is not too easy.

If this is going to be a request of say 100 paying users of this product, I may think about it. But just for one, I'm sorry, that's too much work for a small looking, but quite complex addition

You may try to modify the statistics page to make it look better. I believe a fairly clever designer may give it a visual boost via CSS ...

Thanks for the reply but I think you're misunderstanding what I'm getting at entirely.

I understand there's no way to rotate the iframe, I'm not trying to do that.

Let me try to explain this better, because I'm pretty sure it's not as much work as you think it is.

All I'm trying to do, is format your statistics page to look like the forum.

The link I provided, is instructions from Lynne on how to create a custom vbulletin page. Read that thread.

So, the custom page is editable via a custom template in the style manager.

You paste the content of your custom page into this template... Which means, ideally you should be able to copy and paste all code from rbs_stats.php into the custom template.

So now your 'custom page' should be doing the same exact thing rbs_stats is doing.

The only problem is the code is not formatted correctly when you paste it into the new template. It might be as simple as removing a couple <?php's and a couple >'s might solve the problem but I'm not sure.

Does that make more sense?