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Hello , I want to know how to phrase forum URL from a PHP code.
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Moved to proper forum.
Usually you don't need to prefix things with the Board URL. Depending on the version you are using i guess you are looking for: 3.0.x: PHP Code:
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Yeah I have 3.5 RC2 when I have set it but when the out put comes its not displaying the URL
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it will print as Array['bburl'] What I am doing wrong ? |
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I think it is ok to user $vboptions[bburl] in your template in 3.5RC2
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But anybody know why I am getting it as Array['bburl'] Its not phrase the URL
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Try {$vbulletin->options['bburl']} or $vboptions[bburl] instead
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what will; this do?
{$vbulletin->options['bburl']} That looks like an IB code (with brackets). ![]() |
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I duno, when I do that it seems to be less errorish! So I keep doing it.
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The curly brackets denote the begining and end of a variable, usefull in cases where the parser could get confused. Mostly used with variables variable names
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