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Interesting. Thanks for sharing that SirAdrian, it is always best as a programmer to keep things as clear to look at and logical, I like the if statement format you showed.

Thanks this is great!

hooooooo tnx bro nice writing

thanks for sharing

Thanks for a great post and thanks to the other members/staff that have contributed, this will come in really handy for e when i create new page that im working on, Just out of interest, i take it these variables will work within something like Logicans Web Templates? I am sure it will but i just want to make sure? :)

ı did new user fields
how can ı showing new page first members new fields

So how is it, and where is it you add background images instead of just colors?

So far this has helped me alot.

Thanks to everyone for your support with this thread. I appreciate your kind words.

@Bashy: I'm not sure what Logicians's templates are.. I haven't used them myself. But I assume it would work if the templates integrate with the vbulletin scripting structure

@Genchacker: I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to do. Please elaborate in more detail.

@5IVEO:

To add background images in templates you just use the standard HTML code for tables and bgimage, etc. or css background image.

If you're wanting to put images in your templates, you can go into admincp and for 'background' for any of those style bits you can use something like "url(images/gradients/gradient_tcat.gif) repeat-x top left".

Two errors here... one is obvious (copy pasted from line above it), second is that it's $headinclude (not head"er").

Sorry. It is now 'headinclude' instead of 'header'

$headinclude contains the 'headinclude' template, not the current username...

Ya, there were duplicate descriptions for some reason. Fixed it now :) Thanks!!

what if wana use a custom variable in php file to include in a template ?

for example :
if I write in postings.php :

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

can I use this variable directly in any template ?

Variables you want to be able to use in any template need to be defined globally on vbulletin...

Some urls that may help:
link 1, link 2, link 3

Thanks for the help I greatly appreciate it! Now I can work on making my own theme.