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[Welshy2008]

Originally Posted by Digital Jedi

Either of the first two will take you to your site root. Do you know which folder she put the vB files in?

No - I did ask her to explain it to me - but I guess she just wanted to keep it to herslef.

[Digital Jedi]

Originally Posted by Welshy2008

No - I did ask her to explain it to me - but I guess she just wanted to keep it to herslef.

Just open one of those and look for your vBulletin files in there. Look around in the subfolders. The first few folders listed for your vBulletin installation should be:

admincp
archive
clientscript
cpstyles
customavatars ....


There might be some differntly files in the list, but that will be the order. Keep looking down that list and you find the includes folder. I also suggest you read the vBulletin documentation, since you'll be having to do a lot of this yourself from now on.

[Welshy2008]

Thanks DJ. I believe I have found it and added it to the correct file.

(attachments below).

I have added it inmy cPanel - is that all I need to do for it to work or is there a certain thing or way to get it to my forum/server, Please?


Thank You for you Patience so far.

[Digital Jedi]

Now you have to follow the rest of the mod's install instructions.

[Welshy2008]

I have followed the instructions - I imported it via my ACP - it shows (attach' below) but it doen't show on my forum Homepage.

Any Ideas Please?

[M-Tuning]

Did you also do this?:

Set your required permissions in the usergroup manager.

[jcerious]

You can also just set the COOKIE expiration time to 24 hours and then it will display the number of visitors in the last 24 hours on your home page - where it says number of visitors online.

[Welshy2008]

I didn't - No.

What/Where do I need to change, Please?

[Welshy2008]

Thanks for your reply JC, But I am looking for the version that PaulM has put together.

Your Input is appreciated.

[Digital Jedi]

A moderator will probably come on here in a few minutes saying you should direct all questions about a specific modification in the modification thread, but to answer your question, your already in the right menu. Like I said, this is one of the very basic functions of vBulletin and if you haven't read the documentation yet, you really should. It will clear up a lot of your basic questions.