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Hi! Sorry for my bad English (I'm from Russia
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check out the cpnav*.xml files in includes/xml dir. This should give you a better idea.
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Ok. Thanks. I find xml file, where I can add my item in vbulletin options. Can I edit this file by the methods of vbulletin during installation my plugin? Or should I just edit this file?
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You should create a new xml file that starts with cpnav_, like cpnav_somemod.xml. If you put it in that directory vb will find it and your option menu will show up. You can control where it shows up by setting the displayorder attribute.
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Everything is clear now, thanks a lot!
--------------- Added [DATE]1328102730[/DATE] at [TIME]1328102730[/TIME] --------------- Hi!) I have new question on this topic. When I trying to create a new xml file in "/includes/xml" dir, I faced the problem of determining the path to this folder. I first try scan directory '/includes/xml' for the presence of file cpnav_myplugin.xml PHP Code:
--------------- Added [DATE]1328104959[/DATE] at [TIME]1328104959[/TIME] --------------- solved the problem by using $_SERVER ['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] |
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