Add-On Releases - Important Links In Navbar v3.00

-==(( Version 3.00 Boofo Edition ))==-

Special Thanks For Boofo Who Edit The Most Of Code And Developed It :up::up:

Boofo

Screenshot For v3.00



-==(( Install ))==-

Import The Product Important_Links_Boofo_Edition.xml

Then Open Template

(( Additional.Css ))

And Add This Code

PHP Code:

li.menuname {
    padding: 0.2em 0.5em;
    text-decoration: none;
    text-align: {vb:stylevar left};
    color: #fff;
} 


To Show The Topics Count In Menu

You Should Install This Mod By Boofo

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=243363

This Version Does Not Contain Panel Coz All Links Is Important If You Want To Use Panel To Disable Some Features You Can Go To Version 2.00

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-==(( Version 2.00 ))==-

Its Ok Now And Tested

Tested On vBulletin 4.1.2 And Works Perfect

New Features :-

- Added New Options
My Blog
My Subscriptions
Blog Lists
Edit Email And Password
- Arranged The Links By Its Genre
- Added Admin Panel To Disable Or Enable Any Features You Want

Screenshot



Admin Panel



-==(( Install ))==-

Just Upload The Product And Navigate To

vBulletin Setting --> Zero Important Links

Enable What You Need

-==(( Upgrade ))==-

Upload The Product And Overwrite The Old One And You Are Fine

Plz Click Install If You Install

If You Have Any Suggestion Or Any Problem Dont Wait And Ask Me

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-==(( Version 1.00 ))==- (( Removed ))

Hello Everyone This Is My First Product I Hope You Enjoy It

It Show Some Important Link In Navbar As A Shortcut For Users

Info :-

Its Add 1 Template
4 Phrases
2 Plugin

Example



Install

Just Import Product From Admincp And Its Done

Plz Click (( Install )) To Support You In The Future

And If You Have Any Suggestion I Will Be Happy To Do It In The Next Releases

[ozzy47]

You are running vB v4.1.12 correct? Did you try to upgrade recently and then downgrade?

[tbworld]

His board says v4.2.2 in the header, but his Javascript says v4.1.12, so I was going to ask a similar question.

[tbworld]

If your plugins are disabled and you reverted the correct 'navbar' template then you should not be seeing your old navtabs. So one of the two items has not been completed correctly for your test. Thanks for posting your link it was a big help.

[Arrogant-One]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

You are running vB v4.1.12 correct? Did you try to upgrade recently and then downgrade?

Yes, that's exactly what I did.

[Arrogant-One]

Originally Posted by tbworld

If your plugins are disabled and you reverted the correct 'navbar' template then you should not be seeing your old navtabs. So one of the two items has not been completed correctly for your test. Thanks for posting your link it was a big help.

Oh, you wanted me to disable the plugins and THEN revert. I will try that.

[Arrogant-One]

I disabled the plugin by adding the line to config.php

I then tried reverting but it won't let me. I get this message:

This template has not been customized in this style or any of its parent styles.

Double-click the template name or click the 'Customize' button to add a customized version of this template to the current style and its child sets.

Last edited March 28 2012 at 17:12 by vBulletin Solutions

[ozzy47]

Originally Posted by Arrogant-One

Yes, that's exactly what I did.

Ok here is what I would do.

1) Turn your site off.

2) Make a full backup, just incase something goes wrong.

3) Re-upload the files that came with your v4.2.2 zip.

4) Run the upgrade script.

5) Then get a copy of v4.2.1 Pl1 upload those files to your server.

6) Turn on debug mode by adding the following to your includes/config.php

$config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

7) Go to ACP --> Settings --> Options --> Version Info and Other Untouchables, and change ONLY the setting, vBulletin Version Number to 4.2.1

8) Turn off debug mode by removing the following to your includes/config.php

$config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

9) Remove the install directory.

10) Turn your site back on.

Now you will be upgraded to v4.2.1 and not have to worry about the 4.2.2 and PHP errors.

[Arrogant-One]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

Ok here is what I would do.

1) Turn your site off.

2) Make a full backup, just incase something goes wrong.

3) Re-upload the files that came with your v4.2.2 zip.

4) Run the upgrade script.

5) Then get a copy of v4.2.1 Pl1 upload those files to your server.

6) Turn on debug mode by adding the following to your includes/config.php

$config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

7) Go to ACP --> Settings --> Options --> Version Info and Other Untouchables, and change ONLY the setting, vBulletin Version Number to 4.2.1

8) Turn off debug mode by removing the following to your includes/config.php

$config['Misc']['debug'] = true;

9) Remove the install directory.

10) Turn your site back on.

Now you will be upgraded to v4.2.1 and not have to worry about the 4.2.2 and PHP errors.

Thank you my friend, but when I tried upgrading to 4.2.2 after the Syrian Army hacked my 4.1.12, it completely messed up my site. So bad, that I needed to call the host to get a back up (and they only had one from 2 months ago). Pretty much everything is working on my forum now, except for this navigation issue.

I suspect, but don't know for sure, that simply using a navbar template for 4.1.12 will solve the problem, and that's the preferred route to re-upgrading and messing with the ftp files again.

I will click the heart for you because you have been gracious towards me and I appreciate that. Thank you.

[ozzy47]

Hopefully that will work, but there may be issues that could pop up elsewhere.

[tbworld]

I tend to agree with @Ozzy47, you board might not be in a known state. Keep the backups for a while, just in case.