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10-05-2004, 06:06 PM
The vbAdvanced CMPS install instructions don't look quite right for 3.0.3
In Step 3 file modifications it says to find
In your /forum/includes/functions_calendar.php file:
function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months, $show;
(FYI $show appears in there twice; once at the end)
Whereas the actual file for 3.0.3 contains (at line 230-232)
function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months;
With no "$show" at the end
QUESTION:
Is the replacement
function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months, $vba_options, $vboptions;
Still correct for this version?
Regards,
Matt
In Step 3 file modifications it says to find
In your /forum/includes/functions_calendar.php file:
function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months, $show;
(FYI $show appears in there twice; once at the end)
Whereas the actual file for 3.0.3 contains (at line 230-232)
function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months;
With no "$show" at the end
QUESTION:
Is the replacement
function construct_calendar_output($today, $usertoday, $calendarinfo, $fullcalendar = 0, $weekrange = '')
{
global $birthdaycache, $eventcache, $bbuserinfo, $vbphrase, $stylevar, $show, $offset, $colspan, $days, $months, $vba_options, $vboptions;
Still correct for this version?
Regards,
Matt