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standalone menu block

caspy

Sat Feb 06 2010, 05:00AM

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Hi folks..

Making a new site and intend to use LGSL again but i came across a problem.. i cant find out how to add a menu / zone with the map pics and player list to the front page of the new site.. last site i used e107 and everything worked fantastic.. had the zones on the front page but this time the answer is evading me.. any chance of some advice..

ps the new site is html

caspy

Mon Feb 08 2010, 08:04AM

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18 views and no one can help... cumon guys..

Rich

Mon Feb 08 2010, 08:23AM

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17 of those views will be search bots trawling the site, and one will have been an accidental click

See the bottom of:
http://www.greycube.com/help/readme/lgsl/install-standalone/

For how to integrate the block/zone into your site, if its pure html, remember to add the php tags around the code.

caspy

Mon Feb 08 2010, 03:17PM

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hehe yeah dam bots.. ok next question .. is the standalone ver compatable with vbulliten ?

Rich

Mon Feb 08 2010, 04:18PM

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It should be compatible with everything that can run PHP, provided you know where to put the code.

I have seen people integrate it into vbulletin, ipb, and other forums, but am unable to help on technical side because I don't know their inner workings.

VejOut

Tue Feb 09 2010, 07:06AM

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If you are having any trouble placing the code into your vbulliten, I created a Flash interface for LGSL and it's available here: view thread

caspy

Thu Mar 11 2010, 04:30AM

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thx for the link to the flash ver of the script.. works well but we got some real fussy members and are requesting we use the original LGSL module.. but we are still having problems with the placing of the code into vbulletin .. if any one can help me on this i would be very greatfull

can i make a suggestion.. a dedicated vbulletin ver of LGSL would be great