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Can somebody please tell me what template is used to display the Forum Leaders?
During one of my hacks, I screwed it up. I cannot remember which hack. No biggee if I can get this info from you. Show Your Support
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It was probably showgroups.php - did you edit that one? It's not a template, but a php file. Otherwise, check the "showgroups" templates.
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I appreciate your response here. However, I replaced the forumgroups.php file with a fresh unmodified one and I still get the same problem.
http://www.DungeonKeepersDomain.com/mb/showgroups.php See for yourself. BTW, I checked my Show Groups Templates in my ACP and they are still at their default values. |
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Well firstly your saying that your using vbulletin 3.0.0 which is incorrect - you might want to change that back before the vb dev's see it
![]() Also when upgrading make sure you uploaded the new vbulletin.style too - i had this problem when upgrading too and that was the reason ![]() - miSt |
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I fixed the 3.0.0 problem. I am not even sure where that came from. In the footer of the template, it was saying version 3.0.0 instead of saying "$templateversion. Wierd. I will check out the vbulletin.style thing and get back to you.
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Well, it turned out that I installed a bad hack. The forum template backup system that is in the hack database on this site caused the problem.
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