Need a little help with VBAdvanced

h@ck3r

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Here's my problem....

VBadvanced is installed in my domain root

Code:
Mysite.co.uk

And I renamed the VBA file to 'index.php' so when I go to my domain, the portal page is displayed.

My VBulletin install is in

Code:
Mysite.co.uk[b]/forum/[/b]

Everything seems to be working fine except....

None of my navbar links are working. They are not directing the links to /forum/link.php

How can I sort this? Is there a setting that I am missing?

I'm using bluefox/ greenfox styles.



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And lastly- How can I remove the copyright from the footer in the portal page? :)
 
Did you change the path in vba index.php to point to the correct forum location? It is around line 21.

$forumpath = '\path\to\your\forum';

Usually vba takes care of the Navbar links but it has problems with images on a custom style. You either need to copy the image folder for your custom style to the vba folder or you have to use full paths in your templates, like header for the images to work correctly.

Check to be sure that you navbar replacement links are correct in the CMPS Global vBadvanced Settings. They should be but you might want to check them to be sure.
 
bluescorpion said:
Did you change the path in vba index.php to point to the correct forum location? It is around line 21.

$forumpath = '\path\to\your\forum';

Usually vba takes care of the Navbar links but it has problems with images on a custom style. You either need to copy the image folder for your custom style to the vba folder or you have to use full paths in your templates, like header for the images to work correctly.

Check to be sure that you navbar replacement links are correct in the CMPS Global vBadvanced Settings. They should be but you might want to check them to be sure.

The path in the index.php file is 100% correct. If I change it to anything else other than what I have there- the page does not work. :)

My images are fine for the navbar. Like you said- I did need to copy the images folder to the root directory, but I don't have a problem here.

I hav checked my 'navbar replacement links' as you suggested, and they appar like this:

memberlist.php
usercp.php
register.php
faq.php
calendar.php
search.php
login.php
forumdisplay.php
profile.php
private.php
subscription.php
member.php
online.php
\album.php

My forum is in

Code:
mysite.co.uk/forum/

And I tried puting /forum/ and forum/ in front of the links, but it still doesn't work.

Does anyone have any ideas why my navbar links are not working on the VBA index.php page
 
Anyone willing to help please
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it works
same thing happened to me, its somehwere in the settings
when u install vbadvanced you have to change the default home page of it,

Sorry i dont remember exactly but reread the guide for installing vbadvanced. close to the bottom it tells u how
 
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