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vBulletin 4.2.1
When I click on Add Tab, Product has no drop-down selection as shown in earlier examples of how to use Navigation Manager. It just defaults (hard coded) to vbulletin. Is this by design, or are we missing something? |
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Looks like the product is hard-coded to vbulletin unless you have your site in debug mode.
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So new tabs can only be added to Product vBulletin; you can't add tabs to vBulletin CMS or vBulletin Blog which (apparently) you were able to do 'earlier' on?
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You can add them in debug mode.
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Interesting... I rarely use navigation since we use our own menus. Our development stations are always in debug mode so I would have never caught on to that until I had a problem. Good tip!
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Just to be clear on this.
You can add tabs in the navigation manager, regardless of mode. However, you cannot assign them to a custom product unless you are in debug mode. Assigning them to a product other than vbulletin is a development function, something you would only need to do if you planned on exporting the product. |
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Thanks Paul for the clarification. I thought this was something new in the latest navigational manager in which I have not looked at the code. I am still running v4.20.
Thanks for setting me straight.
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