If you can find the code for a "php direct execution" cms widget, I believe in many cases you can use that code directly in a "custom html/php" forum block. One minor difference is that php code for a widget assigns it's html to a $output variable while a forum block needs to return the html as a string, but you should be able to take cms widget code and add "return $output;" as the last line and achieve the same thing.
There may be other problems with accessing variables like $vbulletin, but they should be easy to fix.
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06-02-2012, 08:34 PM
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