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ok im just starting to work this out. i got it to place the templates onto the style. Just wondering how do i make the templates go into there own sub heading rather then having them all listed right at the top of the template section in admin
my script so far looks like PHP Code:
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Categorizing the templates into their own group requires an edit to the includes/adminfunctions_tempalte.php file. It's not a database configuration thing.
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just so ive got this right id goto
/forum/includes/adminfunctions_template.php Find: PHP Code:
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yup That will work. Templates should start with Tester the _ won't be mandatory but it's helpful for visual reference sometimes.
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great thanks alot
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