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Hello. This is my very first modification, so if there is any problems please tell me. I tested it and works fine in my eyes.
This makes a new block on your CMPS that welcomes all guests, and members! This causes members to join when there is a nice welcoming in the Homepage. Simply follow the install file in the folder and there you go ![]() -Corn dog ![]() The vBa CMPS is needed! Show Your Support
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first post
clicks install |
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Hi .?
Does this display different welcome messages to members and guests? |
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nice !
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If you want to have guest and member welcome posts on a vba home page, that is built into vba...just check out the vba forums on the how-to.
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Very nice, just a little hint; next time save the picture as a .gif, instead of 0,6MByte your file will be like 20kbyte then
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Thanks for the hack!
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does it make anything special?
actually u do not need to upload a php file and then install it. according to the function provided in ur hack, u can just simply add a new module as a Template through the CMPS ACP. no more than that. |
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Code:
<tr> <td class="$bgclass"> <table cellpadding="1" cellspacing="2" border="0" width="100%" height=25> Some random text </table> This might look better at right column
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