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This really isn't a hack but something else to add to your main forum page.
In index.php right before eval("dooutput(\"".gettemplate('forumhome')."\");" ); put $today = vbdate("F jS,Y",time()); (change the dateformat to however you have yours set up, ie: m-d-y or as I have it above. Then in the forumhome template put <smallfont>Today is: <b>$today</b></smallfont> wherever in the forumhome template you would like to put this. Parker Show Your Support
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tried that, didn't show up at all. im using vbulletin 2.2.0 by the way, hrmm... the variable doesnt show up at all in the template.
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Did you put the line
<smallfont>Today is: <b>$today</b></smallfont> into your forumhome template? Parker |
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Thanx Parker Clack, nice little addition for the members, very easy mod and can generally go any place you'd like it.
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Thanks. This helped me figure out how to do something.
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