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selene
04-19-2005, 09:08 PM
lets say forumsare located at http://www.site.com/forums and i dont want the vBadvanced to load as index to .com and in real want the vB advance to have the following link http://www.site.com/portal/

like in /portal/ after .com instead of /forums/vbadvanced or .com/vbadvanced.

since im totally new i havent read any install docs yet, but wud be waiting for a reply

and 2dnly does vBadvanced uses the theme styes for front page? or can i get custom made styles for vBadvanced. Any place to buy? or 2 get more info onit.

Brian
04-20-2005, 12:17 AM
The CMPS can be installed in any folder you would like. It can also be set to use whatever style the user has selected, or you can force any page to use a specific style which you select.

selene
04-20-2005, 07:19 AM
yes but in the readme_vba_cmps.html file it says

Upload the new vBadvanced CMPS files and your modified vBulletin files to the directories listed below.

root folder - cmps_index.php (you will probably rename this file to index.php once everything is set up)
root/forums - global.php
root/forums/admincp - index.php, vbacmps_install.php, vba_cmps_admin.php
root/forums/includes - functions_calendar.php, functions.php, adminfunctions_template.php, vba_cmps_include_top.php, vba_cmps_include_bottom.php
root/forums/images/misc - noavatar.gif
root/forums/modules - Upload this folder and all of it's contents


so it says i have to upload in root? what do i do if i want to upload it to www.site.com/portal/ (and forums will be located at www.site.com/forums/ )

Brian
04-20-2005, 12:31 PM
Then you upload the file to your /portal/ directory instead.

KW802
04-20-2005, 12:35 PM
yes but in the readme_vba_cmps.html file it says

so it says i have to upload in root? what do i do if i want to upload it to www.site.com/portal/ (http://www.site.com/portal/) (and forums will be located at www.site.com/forums/ (http://www.site.com/forums/) )When you configure the CMPS_INDEX.PHP file you change the 'chdir' line to where your forums are. Because of that you can really put the CMPS_INDEX.PHP to just about anywhere you want on your domain. Putting it in the root folder is just the most common method since most people use the CMPS as their main page.

selene
04-20-2005, 02:35 PM
oky good i will try that :D

sdsvtdriver
04-21-2005, 12:14 AM
if I put mine in the root folder, I get broken image links. If I have it in the forums folder, all works well. Bizarre

KW802
04-21-2005, 12:22 AM
if I put mine in the root folder, I get broken image links. If I have it in the forums folder, all works well. BizarreYou just need to update your images paths in your style to be the full paths. ;)

sdsvtdriver
04-21-2005, 01:43 AM
You just need to update your images paths in your style to be the full paths. ;)

shouldn't the CMPS append the forum path stated in CMPS_index.php in front of the image links?

i've edited all the smiley paths (and I had a few, took a bit). I've also edited the icon paths. The icons are still missing. If I take the path I entered under admin CP -> Post Icon Manager _> Edit and place in a new browser, it shows up fine. However, the CMPS_index.php still shows an incorrect path.

Ideas?

EDIT: Got it.

Reference post #6 http://www.vbadvanced.com/forum/showthread.php?t=966&highlight=icons

This should get added to the instructions