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Description:
This is a newsheader, welcome header, global announcement, newsticker in one. It contains 2 independent and dynamic area's which contents can differ per usergroup. For example, you can send multiple messages to everyone, and to members only, at the same time. Message types: Guests welcome header Accounts awaiting email confirmation receive a message to check their email. NonMembers receive a message where to apply for membership Members receive messages for members only (?) Everyone receive global public messages Idlers receive a pm to start posting again NonPosters also receive a pm to start posting Unread Pm's: users receive a message when they have unread pm's, if they turned the popup off. All messages, usergroups, on/off switches, and some style variables are manageable via the admin-cp. The 2 biggest text area's you'll be using often are separated from the other options to make things easy on the eyes This mod is style-friendly as it automatically changes with your style and is fully phrased. The looks and feel of the container is adjustable in a template. The messages you want to show support any html and css. The Info Center also runs on custom forum pages, like portals, that aren't in the same forum folder. Installation Time: Uploading various files, like style sheets, installing the product, add 1 word in a template will take about 3minutes. Configuring the settings on on/off switches, usergroups and the text you would like to show can take from 5mins up to what ever you want to make of it. Installation Steps: 1. Upload the files that are located in the upload-folder, within the zip-file, to their respective places: - /forum - - /includes - - - contentslider.css - - - contentslider.js - - - /xml - - - - cpnav_LaCN.xml 2. Install the product using the LaCN_InfoCenter.xml file. 3. Go to your Templates. Find in templates: Navigation / Breadcrumb Templates --> navbar Find this line: Code:
<!-- / nav buttons bar --> Code:
$LaCN_InfoCenter You can choose where ever you'd like to place it, since it will pretty much load in any template. Some alternate locations are: footer and FORUMHOME. 4. Refresh the menu frame in the admin-cp. U'll see a new menu: LaCN, containing the 2 Info Center links. 5. Go to the Info Center Options. The first switch is to turn the whole Info Center on. It's turned off by default. Per set of usergroups you can show a message. But there's only 2 message area's: Code:
______________________________ | | | top area | | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | | | | bottom area | |______________________________| (you can use a 0 in the usergroups field to make it show to everyone) The top area is shared amongst different sets of usergroups: - guests (if turned on) - nonactivated accounts (if turned on) - registered accounts, but not seen as members (if turned on) - members (if turned on) A guest will never see the other messages, same for the rest. The bottom area could be used for any group, as second set of messages. For example to everyone, if u set the usergroups to 0 in there. You could turn all switches in the top area off, and it will only show the bottom area. You could also turn that bottom area off, and it will show nothing at all 6. Within a message box, for example for Guests, you can have multiple messages, that will slide behind eachother. This will save space. A message in every box must be within <div class="contentdiv"> and </div> tags. For example: Code:
<div class="contentdiv"> <br />Welcome Guest </div> <div class="contentdiv"> <br />Welcome to our board </div> So even with 1 line you need to add those tags. Remove vBulletins Guest Welcome header: vBulletin comes with a nice guest message already: Quote:
Here's how to remove it: Go to your template: Forum Home Templates --> FORUMHOME Find: Code:
<if condition="$show['guest']"> <!-- guest welcome message --> <table class="tborder" cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="$stylevar[cellspacing]" border="0" width="100%" align="center"> <tr> <td class="tcat"><phrase 1="$vboptions[bbtitle]">$vbphrase[welcome_to_the_x]</phrase></td> </tr> <tr> <td class="alt1"> <phrase 1="faq.php$session[sessionurl_q]" 2="register.php$session[sessionurl_q]">$vbphrase[first_visit_message]</phrase> </td> </tr> </table> <!-- / guest welcome message --> <br /> </if> Add on: The GMT-mod is being used in this mod, to show the gmt time and date. https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=130818 Demo: http://test.lacnfamily.com Integration with Inferno's vbShout ShoutBox The ShoutBox can be placed into the Info Center. See here (#11) on how to. Version History 1.51
Edit 1 template: See here Edit 1 phrase: See here 1.50
Original release. Support:
So all in all, I think I give the same support as others, but I choose to mark this mod as not-supported, to have nobody wait for me replying, and that you'll help eachother when you can HELP FAQ:
This is my first real mod, so bare with me Show Your Support
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woa ! Thannks ! Installed !
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When I put vbphrase [gmt_phrase] $gmt in the footer, I see well the date and the current hour. But if I put it in the template LaCN_InfoCenter, I see nothing ?
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Try to re-install the GMT mod. It looks like the template isn't catching the $gmt ~~~~~~~~~~ edit ~~~~~~~~~ See solution in post 28 |
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I have re-install the GMT mod.
Here is thus my template with the sentence $vbphrase[gmt_phrase] $gmt PHP Code:
It does not still work, except in the footer for example Sorry for my bad english, but i'm french |
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Let me pm u, to ask if I can check ur forum
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wow looks good going to install this one...
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Solution: see post 30 |
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Many thanks. With this modif, it's works
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#31
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I found out the real problem, when $gmt isn't showing..
It's because both the GMT and the Info Center plugin are using the same Execution Order in the same hook. And with some forums, vbulletin loads the Info Center first.. So when it reads the Info Center it sees an unknown variabable $gmt, and skips it. So, the real solution is to change the Execution Order in the GMT plugin from 5 to 4. Or change the Info Center to 6. W/e number u use, the GMT plugin must be lower than the one from the Info Center |
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