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Additional Navbar 3.5.3 and up
Developer Last Online: Mar 2020 
This modification is in the archives.
After upgrading my 3.0.0 version of this hack a long time back and repeatedly asking for it to be moved here in the 3.5.3 area with no success. I decided to add it here myself.
Despite what category this is in it works with vBulletin 3.0 up to the most recent version of 3.5.3. Just read the directions. What this does is create another navbar with drop down menu’s by typing $navbar2 in any of your templates. It is just like the one that comes with vBulletin 3. After seeing a lot of replies about users wanting another navbar besides the basic one that comes with vBulletin. I waited for someone else to write one. But no one stepped forward and wrote one. I wanted this for my site and got tired of waiting for someone else to write it. So I played around and created this one for myself. I though I would share it with everyone. Note#1: If you do not want to add a separate navbar template you can also substitute the steps in 5A through 5D and insert the navbar2.txt after you have edited it the way you want and into the same places as I mentioned for the $navbar2 in your default navbar and you will not have to do any of these other steps. I put a lot of description tags in the HTML file to help explain what everything does. Once you understand what is going on here you can removed these. With very little modifications you can add to, remove or move items around in this navbar. 1. To install this hack you will have to create a template in you ADMINCP and call it “navbar2” and insert the contents of the attached file "navbar2.txt" into this template file. Right now it is set up for my site. So you will have to modify it to what you want in this navbar for your site. 2. Put the following command in your phpinclude_start template:
2A. This is for users that have vB 3.5 and up. Step 2 will not work because the phpinclude_start template no longer exist in versions 3.5 and higher. So for 3.5 users ignore step 2 and use 2A. Plugin System Add new Plugin Hook Location: global_start Title: navbar2 Plugin PHP Code:
3. Now put the following command in you header or what ever template where your want the new navbar to be displayed (samples of where to put them are in the attached photos and directions are in 5A, B, C, D.):
4. Since the template is uncached you will have an extra query on each page. To fix, open global.php Find:
Add below:
5A. Under current Navigation / Breadcrumb Templaters - navbar: Find:
Below that place:
5B. On top of forums tables: Find:
Below that place:
5C. Under your header: Find:
Above that add:
5D. Top of current navbar: Find:
Under that add:
vBadvance CMPS using vB 3.5 or higher. To get this working with the homepage you will have to do the following. Go into your ADMINCP-->vBa CPMS-->Default Setting-->Portal Output Global Variables and add navbar2 in the block there and save it. Arcaded hack. You will need to go into your darcaded hack and edit a line. Here are the directions: Go to you arcade/functions/functions.php open it with a text editor: Find:
Replace with:
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01 Feb 2006, 10:14
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screenie?
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#3
01 Feb 2006, 11:23
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Yeah that would be nice.
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01 Feb 2006, 13:20
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01 Feb 2006, 17:11
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Sorry I forgot the screen shots. I just added them to the originial post.
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#6
02 Feb 2006, 00:00
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Looks similar to this one http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=92012
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02 Feb 2006, 03:49
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Originally Posted by Maagic
It may be similar. Mine has been out since 16 May 2004 though. As I stated in the hack after upgrading my 3.0.0 version of this hack a long time back and repeatedly asking for it to be moved here in the 3.5.0 area with no success. I decided to add it here myself. So this hack has been around since 16 May 2004 and I have been supporting it and upgrading it with every upgrade to Vbulletin. But no one would move it for me. So I moved it an started it all over again in the 3.5.3 section.
The difference is that the version you mentioned does not have directions for drop down menus. Mine does and this version also gives you the option to install it in you default navbar or have a seperate navbar template for the second navbar. Here is where my old version was before I moved it over here to the 3.5.0 section. http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=65198 No members have liked this post.
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#8
02 Feb 2006, 05:20
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heh, well thats good information for someone.
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#9
02 Feb 2006, 14:01
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the difference is also that in the other hack is that you have to use the default navbar and the extra one.
This hack can let you do one or the other or both. This will be very useful for me, thanks. No members have liked this post.
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02 Feb 2006, 15:18
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Been looking for this... thanks! *install*
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02 Feb 2006, 16:43
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attroll I was wondering if you could add some code (just with lots of comments) so that we could use a login like in the default navbar. I'd like to use this to replace the default navbar on some pages I'm using which are built with webtemplates.
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#12
03 Feb 2006, 00:40
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Many thanks for this.
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#13
06 Feb 2006, 17:01
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where do I look, to find global.php as instructed in step #4 above?
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Last edited by Ohiosweetheart; 06 Feb 2006 at 17:19.
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06 Feb 2006, 17:21
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Originally Posted by Ohiosweetheart
I am confused at what you are asking.
It depends on how you install this as to whether you need the 2nd navbar template. If you installing it in the default navbar as explained above in Note#1 then you do not have to do any of the other steps. If your not doing it as described in Note#1 then you are going to have to go through all the other steps. No members have liked this post.
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06 Feb 2006, 17:54
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LOL... I edited my post almost immediately, but it must have been slow.
I figured all that out and already have all my styles done. You might want to add in your note above that if they do the 2nd navbar scenario they have to do that for each style they have installed on their forum. Alot of people have more than 1 or 2 styles.... I have 6 No members have liked this post.
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