[Gray Matter]

Originally Posted by flypaper

Since no one has answered, I'll try to help...

In vB3.0, i used this code in phpinclude_start to create the variable name for template.

PHP Code:

eval('$navbar2 = "' . fetch_template('navbar2') . '";'); 


In vB3.5, you'd need to make a plugin with this code in global_start. There may be a better way to do it, but that should work. Hell, just calling the fetch_template in the template itself may work. Dunno.

Edit: Or put it in the hook that would be executed wherever you're working...

Thanks, but I really don't know how to do any of that just yet. :ermm:

Originally Posted by Danny.VBT

Or you using this new template with a new file or a default vbulletin style?

I'm using a custom style.