Advanced Navbar Links
Mod Version: 2.0.2, by harmor19
This modification is in the archives.
| vB Version: 3.6.4 | Rating:  (30 votes - 4.83 average) |
Installs: 466 |
| Released: 07 Jul 2006 | Last Update: 25 Apr 2007 | Downloads: 2596 |
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Author: Andrew Harmor
Version: 2.0.2
File Edits: 0
Template Edits: 2
Difficulty: Easy
Description:
You can add links or multiple menus to the navbar quickly through a form. Specify which usergroups can see each link via the permissions system.
F.A.Q.
Q: Why aren't the links showing?
A: Edit the link in your Admin CP and check the usergroup permissions
Q: All the links I made from the last version are gone
A: Go into phpmyadmin and select your vbulletin database.
Browse the table named "custom_droplinks". Change all the "catid's" with 0 to 1.
Go into your ACP --> Advanced Navbar Links --> Modify/Delete The links should show up under the first category. You can edit the links from here and select a different category to place it in.
Q: How do I get the links to appear on vBAdvanced?
A: Go into your ACP --> vBa CMPS --> Default Settings
Look for "Portal Output Global Variables". Add the following into the text area.
If you install this mod please press the "Install" button.
--Change Log--
1.0.0 - Initial Release
1.0.1 - took out the code that automatically added HTML to the navbar. I thought having it do it automatically was cool but can be annoying because you can't easily customize the class or placement
2.0.0 - Added the functionality to add multiple drop down menus
2.0.1 - Added missing table prefixes
Version: 2.0.2
File Edits: 0
Template Edits: 2
Difficulty: Easy
Description:
You can add links or multiple menus to the navbar quickly through a form. Specify which usergroups can see each link via the permissions system.
F.A.Q.
Q: Why aren't the links showing?
A: Edit the link in your Admin CP and check the usergroup permissions
Q: All the links I made from the last version are gone
A: Go into phpmyadmin and select your vbulletin database.
Browse the table named "custom_droplinks". Change all the "catid's" with 0 to 1.
Go into your ACP --> Advanced Navbar Links --> Modify/Delete The links should show up under the first category. You can edit the links from here and select a different category to place it in.
Q: How do I get the links to appear on vBAdvanced?
A: Go into your ACP --> vBa CMPS --> Default Settings
Look for "Portal Output Global Variables". Add the following into the text area.
Code:
custom_singlelinks custom_droplinks custom_droplinks_cat
If you install this mod please press the "Install" button.
--Change Log--
1.0.0 - Initial Release
1.0.1 - took out the code that automatically added HTML to the navbar. I thought having it do it automatically was cool but can be annoying because you can't easily customize the class or placement
2.0.0 - Added the functionality to add multiple drop down menus
2.0.1 - Added missing table prefixes
Download
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Adv_Navbar_links2.0.2.zip (7.5 KB, 2213 downloads)
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