How to take out the Powered by VBulletin out of title?

Discussion in 'vBulletin' started by emil2k, Feb 19, 2006.

  1. #1
    Can someone help with this in VB it seems to add this title...

    And how would I jsut show the thread title without the Forum name on the back...

    Emil
     
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    joeychgo Notable Member

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    #2
    search for 'Powered by vBulletin" in phrases


    as far as the title - you can edit the forum home or forum display template
     
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    GTAce Notable Member

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    #3
    Make sure you edit the correct phrase

    Edit "x_powered_by_vbulletin" ...not "powered_by_vbulletin"
     
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    joeychgo Notable Member

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    Forgive me - GTAce is correct. I pulled that out of my forums a long time ago - so I couldnt quote the exact one and I forgot about the 'X' --- without the 'X' you take the phrase out of the footer, not the page titles.
     
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  5. emil2k

    emil2k Well-Known Member

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    Done :). with the first part now how would I do the title thing :confused:

    BTW Check it out my first VB forum still working on the style a little but yeah here is sneak peek..;)
    http://forums.thirdsquare.com
     
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    joeychgo Notable Member

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    in the FORUMHOME template look for

     
    <title><phrase 1="$vboptions[bbtitle]">$vbphrase[x_powered_by_vbulletin]</phrase></title>
    
    PHP:
    You can remove and replace everything between the title tags - It basically has only the forum name which you want to remove, and the powered by vBulletin, which you have already removed.

    In the FORUMDISPLAY template look for:

     
    <title>$foruminfo[title_clean]<if condition="$pagenumber>1"> - <phrase 1="$pagenumber">$vbphrase[page_x]</phrase></if> - $vboptions[bbtitle]</title>
    
    PHP:
    and replace with

    <title>$foruminfo[title_clean]<if condition="$pagenumber>1"> - <phrase 1="$pagenumber">$vbphrase[page_x]</phrase></if></title>
    PHP:

    I basically removed the
    $vboptions[bbtitle]
    PHP:
    part, which is what generates the website name.


    In the SHOWTHREAD template - find:

    <title>$thread[title]<if condition="$pagenumber>1"> - <phrase 1="$pagenumber">$vbphrase[page_x]</phrase></if> - $vboptions[bbtitle]</title>
    PHP:
    and replace with this:

    <title>$thread[title]<if condition="$pagenumber>1"> - <phrase 1="$pagenumber">$vbphrase[page_x]</phrase></if></title>
    PHP:
    BTW:
    This is if you are running vBulletin 3.53 - If your running an earlier version then you'll have to figure it out but it will be substantially similar -






    EDIT: wTF is with the number 1.? I didnt put that in the php quotes.
     
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    emil2k Well-Known Member

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    Thanks man, anyway you know how to show the lates threads on the blog. like in the sidebar, you know how to do that or point me to a source :)
     
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    jawinn Active Member

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    #8
    This isn't exactly what you're looking for but you may be interested in using it for your forum's front page.
    http://www.vbadvanced.com

    You should also check vbulletin.org for all sorts of nifty hacks and extentions.
     
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    #9

    what blog?
     
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    emil2k Well-Known Member

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    thirdsquare.com
     
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    I think you need to use an rss feed to do that.
     
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    #12
    You can use this to import your blog posts (via RSS) into your forums...but they will come as threads, not links in a sidebar...You could modify them to enter as links, or perhaps make them threads and then pull links from there...but then we are getting complicated ;)
     
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    emil2k Well-Known Member

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    #13
    Hey Guys Im new to VB can you tell me how and where I need to set up the option so that whenever the user posts it automatically subscribes the thread for them in their USER CP, like here at DP.

    Emil
     
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    vBulletin Options > User Registration Options > Default Registration Options

    Change "Automatic Thread Subscription Mode" to whichever type you'd like
     
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