Miscellaneous Hacks - Display VBAdvanced pages in Who's Online

Description

This mod changes the Who's Online to properly display locations within VBadvanced. It also changes the listing for viewers on the root of your forum from "Viewing Index" to "Viewing Forum."

Installation

vbAdvanced MUST be installed for this mod to work or bad things may happen (database errors)! Also, be sure to configure the mod within your admin cp before activating it. You may need to change some values in the configuration if you have changed your vBa and forum filenames around.

Tested on

vBulletin 3.8.3

Known Issues

- At this time, the mod assumes that your page identification parameter setup in VBA is "pageid" (the default).
- If your vBa and forum files are both named index.php (and are in seperate folders), things will probably not work for you at the moment.

Keep in mind this is my first mod submission, and I've only tested it on my VB install. I've tried to cover the bases, but I'm sure something will go wrong somewhere. Good luck

[bollie]

Nice work

[RG_LunAnder]

:up: much appritiated!

[nextslit]

Great job , Thank you .

[gwerzal]

gonna test this now

Thank you

[Oblivion Knight]

Hmm.. Doesn't seem to work if both the forum home and vbadvanced files use "index.php"?

[desconexion]

Working fine here, thanks

[wootalyzer]

Originally Posted by Oblivion Knight

Hmm.. Doesn't seem to work if both the forum home and vbadvanced files use "index.php"?

That's probably true, considering the variable I am using has the path stripped off of it. I may release a small update to check the path as well...

[macc]

works not for me ...
use cmps_index.php for vbadvanced and index.php for forum ...

maybe some update?

reg

macc

edit: mean that both index files (index.php and cmps_index.php) are in same folder (forum root)!

[Oblivion Knight]

Originally Posted by wootalyzer

That's probably true, considering the variable I am using has the path stripped off of it. I may release a small update to check the path as well...

Would it not make more sense to check [minicode]THIS_SCRIPT[/minicode]?

Or does that add a lot of overhead?