Group Template

This is a nice hack to keep your template list clean.

In includes/adminfunctions_template.php find:

PHP Code:

// ******************************** DECLARE ARRAYS AND GLOBAL VARS ******************************

// template groups
$only = array
(
    // phrased groups
    // THERE WILL BE A BUNCH OF ARRAY VARIABLES HERE!
); 

Add this code into the array:

PHP Code:

'prefix_of_template_group' => $vbphrase['group_templatename'] 

Then add your "group_templatename" phrase to phrease group "Style Tools"

Make sure you add commas to the end of the array values except the last one.

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It works!

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Isn't this more like This one?

Although, this looks a tad different... is there any difference?

[Majik?]

Originally Posted by Sonikku

Isn't this more like This one?

Although, this looks a tad different... is there any difference?

It's the same thing, but using phrases for the group titles.

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Originally Posted by Sonikku

Isn't this more like This one?

Although, this looks a tad different... is there any difference?

Didn't even see the other one, I must be blind :ermm:

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I think I had troubles with that other one for some reason or another, but no problems with this one though?

[InsaneContender]

Can I see a screenshot of what it does please?

[SaN-DeeP]

i installed it
nice work..
but. wht is this hack for ? i didnt find any diffference, in my templates display ?

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After you make the file edit, add a template with the prefix_of_template_group before it, like say you added:

'boo' => $vbphrase['group_boo']

Now add a new template called: boo_index
Snd save it. It will then show.

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Originally Posted by InsaneContender

Can I see a screenshot of what it does please?

In your template manager, if you have alot of custom templates called "vbindex_..." for say you can groupe them like the vbulleting templates are.