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Hey everyone, hope all is well tonight.
I wrote a hack that will change the text of the $vboptions['bbtitle'] variable, but I have no idea which hook to use it on th make it take effect. Everywhere i place it, the forum still uses the default info for vboptions[bbtitle]. Any help is appreciated! |
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I wrote a plugin which changes an option and I used the global_start hook.
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If $vboptions doesn't work, try changing $vbulletin->options['bbtitle']. See if that has any effect.
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I tried using the global start hook and tried editing the variable using the $vbulletin->options['bbtitle'] variable, and neither worked..
Doh. Any other tips or ideas are definitly appreciated! Regards |
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Find where the variable is set, and find the closest hook.
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global_start seemed to work for me, what is the code you are using? Have you tried using the init_startup hook?
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Maybe your plugin code is wrong. What exactly did you put in the plugin?
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$vboptions['bbtitle'] = "Hi"; Thats the entire plugin code. However when I load the page and look down at areas such as the breadcrumb which uses $vboptions['bbtitle'] to display the title of the forum in the breadcrumb, it still displays the forum set variable instead of "Hi". |
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As Opserty suggesting in Post 3, try:
$vbulletin->options['bbtitle'] = "Hi"; That works on my forum. Make sure you turn the plugin On since it is Off by default. |
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