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According to the manual phpinclude_start can be edited by selecting common templates. This is not true. Where is phpinclude_start hidden?
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That has been changed to the global_start hook in plug-ins.
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Referring back to the 3.5 manual I get 3 hits for "global start": "Adding an announcement", "commenting code" and 'user reputation". Do you know which of those would cover the topic of how to tell vb that I need to include an external php file in my forum header? As far as I can tell global start can be modified/edited in exactly 2 way: on, off. That's fine with me, but if global start replaces phpinclude_start and the manual is telling me to follow these steps :
"To include an HTML or PHP file into vBulletin: Put the following in your phpinclude_start template: ob_start(); include_once(?/path/to/file.html); $included_file = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean();Change /path/to/file.html to the path to the file which you are trying to include. You may now use $included_file in the template you wish the output to appear in. In most situations, this is header or footer." I'm having a hard time figuring out how to do that when all I have to work with is "on" or "off". I'm sure there is an obvious answer to all of this but after 12+ hours of trying to add a banner to my header template I'm still looking for it. Is there some secret "other" vb manual that just explains how to use the software? |
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If its just a banner being added, why not just edit the header template directly?
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