vbFavorites

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|| vbFavorites
|| Author : Psionic Vision
|| Works on : vBulletin 3.0.7
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Did you ever find a useful thread on a bb? Did you want to save it for reading later? Did you have to choosing between subscribing to the thread and clogging your mailbox or adding it to your browser favorites and never finding it afterwards?
The problem has been solved!

With this hack, you can create your own personalized favorites menu within the bulletin board itself. You can add both posts and threads to the favorites. You can access the favorites from your usercp homepage. You can also specify a custom name for your favorites entry. It will also display latest 5 threads and posts in the nabar... See screenshots for more.

If you like it, do not forget to click INSTALL

The hack is free, however if you like that hack, feel free to DONATE (paypal it using my email which is written on top of this post)

[lange]

I'll try it

[akanevsky]

Really? How touching.

[yoyoyoyo]

very cool hack, but I get an error if I try to delete a favorite without checking the box.

It says (at the top of the page it generates):

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usercp.php on line 222

[akanevsky]

Oh crap its cause there is no check on whether there is an array of those checkboxes passes I'll fix it. Thanks tho

[yoyoyoyo]

Originally Posted by Dark Visor

Oh crap its cause there is no check on whether there is an array of those checkboxes passes I'll fix it. Thanks tho

Cool thanks. Also, I noticed that the favorite post opens in the same window, and it has the "close this window" button by default, however I found that people were closing the main window, and had to reopen a new browser session to come back to my site. Not wanting to lose my audience I decided to have the favorite posts open in a new window instead, by changing the code in the navbar link to this:

<if condition="$show[lastfavthreads] OR $show[lastfavposts]"><td class="vbmenu_control" id="favorites"><a href="#" onclick="usercp.php?$session[sessionurl];focus=1','favorites','statusbar=yes,menubar=yes,t oolbar=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes'); return false;">vBFavorites</a> <script type="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register("favorites"); </script> </td></if>

edit: in looking at the above code it seems that vbulletin is breaking up some of the text such as resizable (above it is "resi zable") so I am upping it as a text file also.

[akanevsky]

It is actually supposed to open as a popup menu...

[yoyoyoyo]

Originally Posted by Dark Visor

It is actually supposed to open as a popup menu...

It didn't open as a popup window for me on firefox with popup blocker enabled, but the code I added seems to work for me.

[akanevsky]

It's supposed to open like this:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...chmentid=26486
Or is that not what you are talking about?

[csidlernet]

thankyou very much.

[akanevsky]

You welcome