I was wondering if you guys could help me out I have a Vbulletin based site that I am trying to add a non VB page to but still use the header and footer from Vbulletin. This is my site and I am also using an extreme pixels skin. My php skills are at a very minimal and I am stuck for what to change to achieve this result.
This is an example from someone elses site of what I would like to achieve.
I have included the header and footer html's that need modifying and I would greatly appreciate if someone could give me some instructions.
Help with VB header and footer for Non Vbulletin page
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NightStorm
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Help with VB header and footer for Non Vbulletin page
Have you tried hitting up vbulletin.org for the hack that does this? There are actually a few that allow you to make vB calls from outside of the standard forum.
Otherwise, I\'ll see what I can do in the next bit. Things got kind of extreme-insane around here the past few days with RL-situations, so don\'t panic if you don\'t see anything from me for a few days... but I\'ll try to get something together for you.
Otherwise, I\'ll see what I can do in the next bit. Things got kind of extreme-insane around here the past few days with RL-situations, so don\'t panic if you don\'t see anything from me for a few days... but I\'ll try to get something together for you.
Help with VB header and footer for Non Vbulletin page
vBadvanced should be able to do this easily enough, so give that a try if you haven\'t already.
Help with VB header and footer for Non Vbulletin page
I've half done it with an iframes hack from vbadvanced but there is other content I need to contain withing the page and when I click on something a whole new page comes up.
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NightStorm
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Help with VB header and footer for Non Vbulletin page
Well, if you\'re using vBA, add it as a new page from the ACP. Create the php page as you would normally, and save it to your site. Make sure that the page starts with <td><tr> and ends with </td></tr> and that you have any a href\'s set to use \"target=_blank\"... this will load them in a new page. Then log into the aVB Control panel, and add a new php page... save it into your modules directory. Click to select \"Clean File Output\". Select to use the \"Use Module Shell Template\", and leave the rest of that section blank. Set it to appear in the Center column, and to not use the sidebars.
This should allow it to load as a whole new page, using the vB header and footer.
Something like that?
This should allow it to load as a whole new page, using the vB header and footer.
Something like that?
Help with VB header and footer for Non Vbulletin page
I pretty much did that but I want the page to stay static with only the stuff inside the module to be able to change without opening a completely new page.

