vbadvanced

[dutchwii]

the navbar links on top dont change to forum/usercp.php etc please help me

 

[SpeedRazors]

change that in your admin panel and then in the vbadvanced modification... there should be a part about the navbar with the index.php etc etc now put there "forum/upsercp.php" now it should go to the forum usercp

 

[xJ NONAME]

Hey im having a similar problem my links on the home page don't work?

 

[SpeedRazors]

see above

 

[dutchwii]

i did, but no change. made usercp.php to forum/usercp.php etc. etc.

 

[lordsyntax]

hardcode them in the navbar template then, thats how i did it. Painless and quick ^^

 

[J.Black]

i did, but no change. made usercp.php to forum/usercp.php etc. etc.

umm it´s your forum root called forum?

do this, it´s easy

in navbar template search

usercp.php
faq.php
calendar.php
memberlist.php
search.php(and all related to search.php like search.php?do=getnew )
and all you want to show in the vBadavanced,

then add this at the beginning

$vboptions[bburl]

example

<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="search.php?$session[sessionurl]" accesskey="4">$vbphrase[search]</a></td>

with the code it will be

<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="$vboptions[bburl]/search.php?$session[sessionurl]" accesskey="4">$vbphrase[search]</a></td>

what does the

$vboptions[bburl]

this is a short way to put your domain + your forum root

example

http://www.example.com/forum

the same is $vboptions

do this with all you want to be show

search like this in navbar template

<a href"

and add the $vboptions[bburl] at the beginning of code

example

<a href"$vboptions[bburl]/

don´t forget the / at the end of $vboptions[bburl]

example

<a href"$vboptions[bburl]/

 

[dutchwii]

ok will try this one j.black