Add-On Releases - IBank - Simple, Flexible, Integratible bankin system for any cash system!

Simple banking system for any points mod.

This required a cash mod to be installed! (ICash Vbux or anything else.)

To install, simply upload ibank.php to your forum root and Import the xml file.

Once installed make sure you go into the IBank options under vbulletin options and set the money row to match the one used by your cash system.

Link to the IBank in your navbar!

Works with: All current versions of vbulletin.

[Blaine0002]

Thanks for your continued help on this product, i have had my hands tied together by other modifications (plus im terrible at crons)

[chkdgate]

Blaine, you ever thought about marrying both IBank and ICash as one product?

[Blaine0002]

I prefer them individual, that way you can use only one if need be.

[GSPFAN]

any updates for this product?

[GSPFAN]

Originally Posted by chkdgate

Blaine, I finally got IBank to work. The problem was that I wasn't linking ibank.php to my navbar. The only issue now is that it doesn't show up in my admincp menu. It's clickable and functionable but not visible. The other part is that I see on your setup you have it to where the interest incriments in a specific time but my option is only for 24 hours (1 day). Is this right?

*installed*

Anyone know how to link ibank.php to the navbar?

[TYorke]

Though I do have this one working on my forums, it would be helpful if the instructions were a little more clearer as to what exactly is this "money row"

I had to look in my SQL database that this row was "vbookie_cash" for my system (vbookie)

[Kat-Sybermoms]

Originally Posted by GSPFAN

Anyone know how to link ibank.php to the navbar?

You edit the nav template. I believe the instructions are somewhere in this thread, because I figured it out thanks to the instructions here, and I am seriously new at installing hacks.

[chkdgate]

Originally Posted by GSPFAN

Anyone know how to link ibank.php to the navbar?

Find this in your navbar template:

PHP Code:

<div align="center">
    <table class="tborder" cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%" align="center" style="border-top-width:0px">
    <tr align="center">
        <if condition="$show['member']">
            <td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="usercp.php$session[sessionurl_q]">$vbphrase[user_cp]</a></td>
        </if>
        <if condition="$show['registerbutton']">
            <td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="register.php$session[sessionurl_q]" rel="nofollow">$vbphrase[register]</a></td>
        </if> 


Add this code below it:

PHP Code:

<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="http://www.yoursite.com/forums/ibank.php">IBank</a></td> 


The url is where your IBank.php file is resting. For those users who are running cmps, I would recommend you place it in your "site navigation" module like I have it here. I used to have it in my navbar but then it started to get cluttered. Plus, I didn't want to use double navbars anyways.

Note: This is just a basic location that will appear to the right of your User CP link that's first in line by default. Depending on your taste, you can place this anywhere you wish.

[MoMan]

To get the interest to work for amounts above 1000, simply delete this around line 60:

PHP Code:

$bankmoney = number_format($bankmoney,2); 


Turns out that this also fixes the depost/withdrawl >1000 bug I'm not a PHP guru, but this worked for me...

Blaine, ibank is a great script, but you really should update the release with this fix.

[davidw]

Originally Posted by MoMan

To get the interest to work for amounts above 1000, simply delete this around line 60:

PHP Code:

$bankmoney = number_format($bankmoney,2); 


Turns out that this also fixes the depost/withdrawl >1000 bug I'm not a PHP guru, but this worked for me...

Blaine, ibank is a great script, but you really should update the release with this fix.

That's weird that it would fix the bug, but if it does, great. I will test this out myself.