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Hi guys and gals,
I am wondering if you can use vBulletin code in a nav. Such as: PHP Code:
Cheers, Marc |
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#2
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What do you mean by "use vBulletin code in a nav?" If you mean a plugin, then no, that code you posted would need to be PHPized, i.e., this:
Code:
<if condition="$show[member]"> <td class="vbseo_vbmenu_control"><a href="usercp.php$session[sessionurl_q]">$vbphrase[user_cp]</a></td> </if> Code:
if ($show['member'])
{
echo '<td class="vbseo_vbmenu_control"><a href="usercp.php' . $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl_q'] . '">' . $vbphrase[user_cp] . '</a></td>';
}
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That's pretty crap - I was looking to clean up all the templates into plugins. However, that would take far, far too long.
Thanks anyway. |
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That wouldn't really be a cleanup... unless i'm misunderstanding.
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It would, because it is organising them into an easy to find way... Saves cluttered templates. Also, at the same time, I would be removing nested tables.
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Having that many plugins (especially big ones) will create a lot overhead and thus will increase the load on your server. So not really a cleanup per-se, and the edits are not going to be easier to find, trust me.
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