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I share my forums with some other motorsport sites including some rally sites. What I would like to do for them is allow them to link to my front page but only see the rallying and one other category i.e. I have the categories[*]General[*]Racing[*]Rallying[*]Computers[*]Private Messaging
Want I want to do is create a new index.php say rallyindex.php which will only display[*]General[*]Rallying[*]Private Messaging I've had a look around index.php but can't make head nor tail of it. Anyone be kind enough to help? Show Your Support
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No. Nothing like that. I don't need an active topics feed.
I simply want my index page to *not* display 2 of the categories but display all the remaining categories (plus the forums within them of course) this only being the case if the user arrives at a site through say rallyindex.php instead of index.php which will display all the categories and forums within them. |
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Um, you looked at the wrong thing. Click on the geographic links at the top of the page.
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Mark,
I dont think hes talking about the active topics....if you click on the links in the red bar at the top I think that is exactly what you want ~Chris |
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Ah yes, Sorry. That is precisely what I am looking for.
Care to share how this was done? PS. Bit busy that board isn't it!! |
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Thats exactly what I'm looking for also.
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I would also like this feature.
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yeah i wouldn't mind that for some of the future forums i am setting up ...
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Me too Me too!!!
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