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How to create a "Hello World" mod
Is there a "hello word" tutorial anywhere suitable for me to learn the basics of creating a mod and the necessary install scripts.
Although I've been away from coding for a while I'm reasonably comfortable and just looking for pointers on how it should be done with vBulletin. TIA Dave |
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The best thing to do is to find a similar type mod - or one that at least ends up using the same pages or templates and see what they did. Also, take a look through the articles forums.
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The vBulletin Manual and vBulletin API Documentation are both good sources of information as well. You can find the link to those under the "Quick Links" drop-down.
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Thanks both. I was kind of hoping for an article but I've gone through and searched and haven't found anything.
The vB API doc seems to be a reference manual rather than a "here's how to get started". The frustrating thing is I'm sure I saw a good article somewhere when I first moved across to vB some time ago. BTW what's the difference between a product and a plug-in? I've seen a tutorial for a plug-in but everything I install is a product. |
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Products can contain plugins, templates, install/uninstall code, phrases, help text, etc. In other words, products are the superset of plugins.
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