Integration with vBulletin - Insert $navbar on any page

Some pages, like the registration pages, disable this variable. To use this template on any page follow these steps:

• Open up global.php
• Find:
  
  PHP Code:

  eval('$header = "' . fetch_template('header') . '";'); 
  

• Beneath it insert:
  
  PHP Code:

  eval('$navbar = "' . fetch_template('navbar') . '";'); 
  

- Antago

[ShackMaster]

It seems like a good idea, but I am trying to figure out how it might be useful.

[SEOvB]

i think register.php is the only page without it, and instead of a file edit, why not create a plugin at the right location for the fix.

[Ziki]

Wrong forum and you can do this via product on the hook global_start or _complete.

[!!!]

Ah, thanks. I am used to modifying things myself. I did not know about the plugins as I am new to vBulletin and not PHP

...well, new to the new vBulletin. Last time I worked with vBulletin was, as my join state indicates, many years ago

[Princeton]

moved to Modification Graveyard

all modifications must be attached (ie. zip, text, html, plugin--xml, etc)