View Full Version : Navdrop Forum Menu
bug fix 8/5/04
This hack allows a simple, drop-down menu which can be displayed anywhere on a template on your forum using replacement variables.
This hack works very well if you are confined to space, or if you can't fit the links you need in the vbulletin 3 navbar menu (horizontal).
If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to post.
Jonathan
ryancooper
21 May 2004, 00:59
Looks great . . . .Thanks for sharing! ;)
imported_Massie
05 Aug 2004, 13:59
Very cool, will check it out!
Installed it =)
One problem tho.
Nothing happens when i chose any of the links. nothing happans at all ????
BUG FIX - AUGUST 5TH, 2004
mod attatchment updated!
Gah, me and my lame configuring for public releases...
Alright, in the replacement variable you added, replace the modification code
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replace with
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thank you good sir. that worked =)
Anfiniti.net
30 Jul 2005, 18:44
I desprately needed something like this. *clicks install*
ams3521
30 Jan 2006, 11:12
Cool and thanks just what i was after.
Just one small thing, when i use the html option how do i get the page to open in a new window once i select it from the menu.
*How to add new options*
Quick HTML lesson here. If you want to add more links (Example would be a gallery link), you would simply type the following in the code above.
<option value="http://www.domain.com/gallery"> *OPTION NAME* </option>
*The option tag ( <option> </option> ) represents a new link to be displayed in the drop down box.
*The value="http://www.domain.com/gallery" is the hyperlink the user will be sent to when they click the option.
*The OPTION NAME is to be replaced with the text that will be shown in the drop down menu.
*To reorder the listings, simply move all the text in the option tag above or below the tags already listen.
ams3521
01 Feb 2006, 08:35
any ideas? i'd really appreciate it if there was an answer for the above.
ams3521
03 Feb 2006, 13:39
Come on i'm not giving up, give us a clue and i'll have a go myself.
Maybe I should subscribe to these things -
Replace this,
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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With this,
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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