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19-11-2009, 11:13 AM
Idea by Ragtek
I only added support for dhtml menu and side selection.
What does it do:
Over your vBulletin Optionen you can create links for the navbar (single or dhtml) without changing any template (you can not use phrases).
Installation:
1st upload the php - then simply import the product.
After import 3 new links were created (the example from image no.2).
Requirements:
2 template_hooks:
$template_hook[navbar_start] (in vB 3.8 it's called: navbar_buttons_right)
$template_hook[navbar_end] (in vB 3.8 it's called: navbar_buttons_left)
If one of these HOOKs missing, the links could not be shown.
(Testest on vB4 Beta 3)
I only added support for dhtml menu and side selection.
What does it do:
Over your vBulletin Optionen you can create links for the navbar (single or dhtml) without changing any template (you can not use phrases).
Installation:
1st upload the php - then simply import the product.
After import 3 new links were created (the example from image no.2).
Requirements:
2 template_hooks:
$template_hook[navbar_start] (in vB 3.8 it's called: navbar_buttons_right)
$template_hook[navbar_end] (in vB 3.8 it's called: navbar_buttons_left)
If one of these HOOKs missing, the links could not be shown.
(Testest on vB4 Beta 3)