Setting this option to 'No' will prevent this module from being shown on any pages.

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With some select modules (such as the News Archive) it may be necessary to specify a parent module. If this module requires a parent module you may specify that parent here.

PHP file modules require a unique identifier to help identify the module and its settings. Please note that this cannot be changed later and the identifier used for each PHP module must be unique.

Here you may enter a list of any templates that are called within your PHP file and used in this module. This is necessary to cache the templates as well as figure out which templates belong to this module when downloading modules. Separate each template with a carriage return (new line).

If this module uses vBulletin BB codes in any way, this option must be turned on.

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If this module pulls information regarding your forums, threads, or posts, and you wish to apply your vBulletin forum permissions to this module, this option must be turned on.

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If this module requires information for your moderator permissions (ie: uses the can_moderate() function), this option must be turned on to initialize your moderator permissions.

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If this module pulls information regarding your forum's threads, or posts, and you wish to prevent threads/posts from users on a member's ignore list or users listed in your "Tachy Goes to Coventry" vBulletin setting from being displayed, this option must be turned on.

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If your are trying to include a PHP file that was not written specifically for vBulletin or vBadvanced, it may be necessary to "clean" the output of this file. If you add a module and the content prints out as the first thing on the top your page, this is a good indication that it needs to be cleaned.

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This option will "wrap" a template ('adv_portal_module_wrapper', unless an Alternative template is specified) around the output of this Module template. This is intended to keep your modules uniform and make it easy to change the look of most all modules by editing one template.

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If you would like, you may specify a different template to wrap around the contents of this module by entering its title here. If left blank, this module will use the 'adv_portal_module_wrapper' template instead if the setting above is enabled.

If you would like the title of this Module to link to another page on your site you may enter the file that this Module should link to here.

If the module will have more than one table cell in the code which is output, you may set a colspan value here that will be placed in the main title row of the wrapper template.

If your module requires a <form> tag, you may enter the code for that form tag here. This allows for the code to be placed above the table and comply with XHTML standards.

Turn this option on if you would like this module to appear collapsed and require your users to click the "expand" image before revealing the content of the module. Note that your "Enable Collapsible Modules" setting must be enabled for this to work.

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