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All Topic / Master Forums - View Threads from Multiple Forums in a Master Forums
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![]() This a complete and total upgrade to version 2.0!
This mod is now an importable product, there are no more manual file edits. In addition this mod will be able to auto edit your templates if you run the standard threadbit template, otherwise there are instructions in the zip file for manual template edits if needed. What does this mod do? - Basically this is only the most awesomest mod ever for vBulletin. You can now view threads from other forums in "Master Forums" you designate. For example on my site "Off Topic" is my "Master Forum" and virtually all other forums are assigned to the Master Forum offering user's the ability to browse 1 forum while seeing threads from many others. New in version 2.0: You can now have multiple master forums. See the screen shots for an example. All instructions are included in the zip file. As pointed out by phpdesk you must have at least 1 thread in your master forum for this to work. I have tested this on VB 3.8.6 and am sure it will work on all 3.8 versions. I also strongly believe it will work as far back as VB 3.6 but can't test it myself. This will not work for vBulletin 4.0, do not try to install it. The VB4 Version is here. If you used the old version revert your forumdisplay.php file back to it's original condition before installing. Please Mark as Installed if you use this. ![]() You can mostly ignore all posts in this thread up to post #28. Old posts are not longer relevant to this new version. (Note: post #7 is still relevant if you have only 1 master forum.) Upgrade to Version 2.1 (March 3, 2011) Fixes a bug where the master forum wouldn't display as many pages as there were posts. Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Screenshots Show Your Support
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This mod does not affect anything on Forumdisplay. The thread counts remain the same because the threads really are in their original forums, this mod simply lets you see threads from multiple forums in one- it doesn't move or copy the actual thread.
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Last edited by BirdOPrey5; 10 Aug 2011 at 20:03. |
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thanks for the info. What does these hooks, forumdisplay_query_threadscount and
forumdisplay_query_threadid do? No members have liked this post.
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Sorry I thought you were talking about forumhome earlier. What I meant to say is this mod does not affect forumhome. The hooks you mention change the database query to select all threads from all forums selected as part of the master forum.
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Last edited by BirdOPrey5; 10 Aug 2011 at 22:08. |
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I was talking about forumhome.... oh well, its a neat mod anyway.
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Quick question before I see if this will work for me.
In your screen shot, it shows the new thread button. How does that work? In which forum will the new thread appear? No members have liked this post.
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The new thread appears in the master forum.
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I'll have to test it out, but I am wondering if I can not allow new threads in this forum, but still allow replies. Basically I want to use this mod as a way to view and reply to threads from multiple forums, but I want new threads to be placed in the proper forum for those who choose not to use the master forum view and view the forums singly.
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Each thread remains in its own forum... When someone is viewing the master forum the "New Thread" button will put a thread in the Master Forum as if ti was any other forum.
If someone clicks on a thread that is shown in the Master Forum but is from another forum, say Forum 2, then once the user clicks on it they will be in Forum 2. If they use the Forum Jump menu for example they will be taken "back" to Forum 2. That's why on my forum I edited the Jump Menu to include a link back to my master forum at all times. Best way to understand is just to try it.
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Brilliant mod. Just testing it on 3.8 but hopefully it'll bring order to chaos when we upgrade to vb4 too.
Anyone tested this on the vb mobile apps/tapatalk? (I saw something about it not being compatible with tapatalk in this thread or the vb4 one) If I wanted to force users to select a forum when they hit post new thread when in the master forum I'd have to edit the newthread.php as well as the template wouldn't I? (thinking aloud - I could do it with a plugin) Cheers! The following members like this post: BirdOPrey5
Last edited by punchbowl; 20 Aug 2011 at 10:34. |
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I know it doesn't work with Tapatalk, not sure about vbulletin mobile app. For Tapatalk I find a lot of people use the "New Posts" feature anyway.
Yes you can edit new thread to ask where to post, but I haven't done it.
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I would love that feature (having it prompt for forum on new thread).
Anyway, downloading and installing now. No members have liked this post.
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Marked as installed! great mod, extremely useful thank you.
I have a question - I have a forum that is being used a master forum. Where would I edit to have the sub-forums be displayed above the threads (so the opposite as in your first example screenshot) tia The following members like this post: BirdOPrey5
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Originally Posted by hpidriver
To do that best way would be to not use the auto template edit on the threadbit and do the manual edit instead- per the instructions:![]()
changes in red.
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I am getting the below error. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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Originally Posted by James T Brock
One of two things is the problem...![]()
1) You have another mod using the hook forumdisplay_query_threadscount. In plugin manager see if any other plugin is using that hook and if so let me know which mod and I'll take a look. Or 2) Are you using a modified or different forumdisplay.php file then came with your version. Please replace your forumdisplay.php with a copy from the original 3.8.5 install. (Keep a backup in case of anything.)
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