Version: 1.0.7, by Andreas
Developer Last Online: Jan 2023
Version: 3.5.3
Rating:
Released: 08-11-2005
Last Update: 02-17-2006
Installs: 633
DB Changes Uses Plugins Template Edits
Additional Files Is in Beta Stage
No support by the author.
vBookie
Introduction
This is a Port of the original vBookie Hack created by tdjrico; full credits to him for the idea and the kind permission to port his work
A t t e n t i o n
This Hack is unsopported and incompatible with vBulletin 3.6+
You are hereby advised to not use it.
Please do not ask me about support and/or updates - there will be none.
Yes, but at the moment I have to post the same event twice: Once to calendar, and once to vBookie. And as for your point 2, I don't understand what you're getting at. Yes, odds change, but surely that's a problem with posting vBookie events on a forum post as well?
Anyone able to help me on my initial question?
Well with point 2 if you post a booking months in advance by then the odds would change and you have to do more work by going in and editing it.
Thank you for the help. I applied the fix, but I don't understand how to create a new vBookie event. It looks like I am suppose to just create a new thread and I should see a check box, but I don't see any checkbox. What could I be doing wrong?
And applied that your usergroup is able to place vbookie events and also applied that to one of your forums so that you can place vbookie events in there?
Well with point 2 if you post a booking months in advance by then the odds would change and you have to do more work by going in and editing it.
Well I understand that, but I'm not saying I'd have to post a vBookie event with every calendar event. Just the option to do this would be helpful and save me time!
Create a new forum specifically for vbookie topics and as long as you've made all the template edits, you should then see the option to add a vbookie event below the poll option.
I tried doing that. But here's a screen shot. (Still no luck)
In the permissions there is no option for vBookie.
I have it in my Admin control pannel (Under vBulletin options, and under the plugins manager area) but it's not anywhere on the permissions, or on the actual forums itself.
It is showing up in my Admin CP (under Plug-ins and vB Options) but for some reason it won't show up on the forums. I've tried looking through permissions, usergroup settings, everything. But I have absolutely no idea what it might be.
The posting of vbookie events in 3.6 is broken because the hook used has moved.
To fix this problem, the following plugin must be edited ;
vBookie: Redirect to vbookie.php when posting new Event
Replace the plugin code with this ;
PHP Code:
if ($newpost['postvbookieevent'])
{
$vbulletin->url = 'vbookie.php?' . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl'] . "t=$newpost[threadid]&vbookieeventoptions=$newpost[vbookieeventoptions]&do=newevent";
eval(print_standard_redirect('redirect_postthanks_ moderate', true, false));
}
Note: I'm not actually using vbookie atm so I can't comment on any other problems.
I did this and it still posts a thread when I hit submit instead of bringing up the vbookie options. Any ideas? I am using version 3.6.5
I just love vBookie. Installed it a while ago but only made it public for the visitors and members 3 days ago. Everyone is loving it and it's extremely active. I was just wondering why Andreas isn't updating this one or that someone else might take this project over. There are so many things that could be added to make this one of the best hacks for vBulletin. There are also some things that could be perfectionized. But I could think of a lot of extra features and it's a shame that no one continues to work and expand this hack. Why is that?