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Navbar Forumjump- Adds a DHTML "Forum Jump" menu to your Navbar
Developer Last Online: Dec 2007
Navbar Forumjump This mod adds a popup menu to the navbar with quick links to all your forums. If you like this, you can show your support by Rating it, Marking it as installed, Nominating for MOTM, and/or Donating to the author. Thanks, you rock. Why would you want to install this?
In forums I often find myself clicking on the "forum home" link to see the list of forums and then choose one to visit. With this mod, you simply click the "Forum Jump" menu, and down drops a dynamic menu with all your forums (represented in correct hierarchy of parents/children, and organized by category). The user can more easily visualize the structure of your forums, and can get to where they want to go quicker. And this is a lot prettier and better placed than the forum jump at the bottom of the pages. How does this reduce server resources? With this mod installed, the users will go directly to the next forum they want to visit without first going to the forum home. This saves the HTTP requests associated with a pageload, as well as the database queries required to generate the page. All Features.
Adds one plugin and a control panel options section (and its associated phrases). The menu is attached to the navbar using a template hook. Installation
Version 1.0.8 Bug fix (Oct. 13, 2007) Fixed bug when using the forumjump with vBa. (See post #145)Version 1.0.7 Bug fixes and workarounds (Sept. 18, 2007) Integrated fix for Smoothie's problems (Post #76 and on)Version 1.0.6 New Features (Sept. 17, 2007) Workaround for menu display problem in OperaVersion 1.0.5 Internal Development - Not released Version 1.0.4 New features (Sept. 12, 2007) Added optional link (icon) to the latest post in each forumVersion 1.0.3 New features (Sept. 11, 2007) All error messages output as HTML comments (better end user experience)Version 1.0.2 Bug fix (Sept. 10, 2007) Fixed bug introduced in Version 1.0.1Version 1.0.1 Bug Fixes and Enhancements (Sept. 10, 2007) Fixed a bug when URLs have session IDs in them.Version 1.0.0 Initial Release Screenshots Menu with the icon link to last post enabled. Supporters / CoAuthors Show Your Support
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#102
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quick question. when set to "Show Link to Last Post in Forum", hovering over the link gives me a $vbphrase[go_to_last_post]
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Thanks, forgot about that.
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Any word on why this is happening:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=101 |
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That being said there is still no problem, since each user will only see the forums that they have permission to see (just like when viewing the forum home page). And even with out the conditional I added, no user could see any forums they didn't already have permission to see, since the user (with proper permissions) would have to be logged in first, then log out to see the page from your screenshot. Unless of course a moderator logged out, left their browser window open, and then a regular user sat down at the same computer and look at the menu. And even in that case, they could only see the forum titles, and wouldn't be able to enter the forums. In conclusion, guests can't see your moderator forums. |
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Always fun getting ignored.
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Well, that is the problem - I think you are misunderstanding me - I did not create an option to only show this to guest or to mods, etc. - the menu displays forums that the guests shouldn't see - the moderator forums - upon logout in the "Forum Jump" menu on the "login.php" page, which is what I have been saying all along. I guess I am the only one having this problem, so I will drop it.
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WOOT! I just installed 1.0.7 and it is all fixed - thanks much!
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#110
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Sorry, it wasn't on purpose.
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It looks like you have some other mods that quite possibly use the same template hook $template_hook[navbar_buttons_left] probably one of those is overwriting the contents of the template hook instead of adding to it. I looked at your source code and the hidden menu is actually there, just the link that is attached to the navbar is missing. Try one of these options: 1. Fix the offending mod(s). 2. Try putting the forumjump menu on the right side of your navbar (in the options) 3. Try manually adding the $forumjumpmenu and $forumjumphidden variables to your templates 4. Change the execution order of the plugins that muck with the $template_hook[navbar_buttons_left] variable and put the forumjump menu plugin last (give it a high execution number), so that if another plugin is overwriting the variable, the forumjump will be added last. |
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NOTE: This issue is cleared up in version 1.0.7, with a workaround for the fact that vB doesn't update the logged in status for the logout page before the plugin code is called.
Yes, you are correct, forums that guests shouldn't see are (were in v. 1.0.6) displayed on the forumjump menu when a moderator logs out. BUT, if a guest browsed to the login.php page, they would NOT see the forumjump menu. The only way someone could see it would be to actually log in, and then log out. After you log out, if you hit refresh to re-load the login.php page, the forumjump menu would disappear. So, guests never were able to see forums they didn't have permission to see. I just wanted to clear that up. |
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