Integrate all vbulletin forum pages inside of vbadvanced

[hawkin]

Yes, I know this has been asked alot before, and yes, I do know there is a page describing how to set this up (http://www.vbadvanced.com/membersarea.php?do=viewusermanual&productid=4&pageid=6)

But what I was wondering was:
Is there any possibility to make just a modification to global.php (a central place) so _every_ vbulletin page will be integrated inside of vbadvanced?

From what the guide says, one has to modify _all_ vbulletin files that is being used to display the different pages, and I hoped it was a easier way to do this (if not, what is the files you have to modify, to get _all_ vbulletin pages integrated)?

[hawkin]

bump!

[1996 328ti]

It is very easy. Just a few lines of code.

I only do it for a few files.
forum/index.php
forum/forumdisplay.php
forum/showthread.php

On the files you have a left menu. like the User CP, it doesn't look right unless you edit the template to place the profile nav menu on the right.

find
define('THIS_SCRIPT', 'index');

add after
define('VBA_PORTAL', true);
define('VBA_PAGE', 'include'); (or whatever name you use)

[hawkin]

So in other words, what I was asking for;
To modify _just one global file for all the forum pages_,
is not possible?

You have to find all the files the forum uses to display the pages and modify them all to get _all_ the forum pages wrapped inside of the vbadvanced?

[TCattitude]

So in other words, what I was asking for;
To modify _just one global file for all the forum pages_,
is not possible?

You have to find all the files the forum uses to display the pages and modify them all to get _all_ the forum pages wrapped inside of the vbadvanced?
Bump this!

[Decipher]

hmm..that link describes how to include vbadvanced modules into vbulletin..like the nav menu etc...and not how to include vbulletin into vbadvanced..

[TCattitude]

Yeah, i know... but you have to edit a lot files to integrate them to vbadvanced. The question is: there is a way to do a "global edit" to integrate all forum pages to vbadv at once, and avoid to find all the forum pages (like showthread, forumdisplay, index, calendar, member, etc) and edit them separately to add the new vbadv definitions?.

[hawkin]

Bump!

Its the same how you look upon it;
1. integrate vbadvanced blocks in vbulletin pages
or
2. integrate vbulletin inside vbadvanced

I only want to have left and right sidebars(blocks) to be visible even when one goes into the forum (and all the pages included with it)

VBportal has made a feature there that the user can itself choose if one wants to show the sidebars or not.

Is this not possible to do with vbadvanced without a massive edit of almost all vbulletin scripts?