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Disable Notices on CMS Details »»
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As requested here:
In navbar, find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Oh, probably good to save the navbar template. Then you're done. Show Your Support
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I totaly agree with the request.. it shouldn't have notice on CMS, Blogs or when the board is closed either..
I've reported that as a bug since beta Thanks for the hack |
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is this something I can do from the admincp or do I have to edit an PHP file?
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Quote:
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thank you.
very useful. i reported as a bug this option at here: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/proje...?issueid=33028 please make a comment at the bug. people can set a notice where to enable or disable (forum, cms, blog etc.) |
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kall, thank you. it works now
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i love you kall will you have my babies? haha
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What, being your own personal Code Fairy isn't enough?
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Sorry to be a bit dim but which sections are Notices?
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