Vbulletin Nav Menu Issues

[Primopup]

When i go inside the gallery and view images or what ever, if i go to the Vbulletin navigation menu and click on any of the links i get errors, none of them work, they have all been associated with the GalleriesURL.

The requested URL /gallery/usercp.php was not found on this server.

The requested URL /gallery/faq.php was not found on this server.

The requested URL /gallery/calendar.php was not found on this server.

But when i get out of the gallery and get back to my main page of VBulletin everything is back to normal, did i install this wrong?

Thanks for you help

[Primopup]

no one has an answer? does this happen to everyones Vbulletin menus when inside of VBgallery?

[Chuck S]

Do you have the url to your forums filled out in vb options? How about your gallery admin options?

[Zachariah]

AdminCP => vBGallery => Modify Settings
- Global PhotoPost vBGallery Settings

Navbar Replacements
Here you may enter a list of filenames that should be prefixed with your Forum's URL.

[save]

Take a look @ your links and see if they are correct.


Another Note:
If you have a custom style with the $navbar placed in the $header of the style. Paste your filenames in:

Header Replacements
Here you may enter a list of filenames that may appear in your header that should be prefixed with your Forum's URL.

[Primopup]

Zachariah, Thank you, problem fixed....

[longtall]

Hi, I've tried every suggestion put up on the forum to resolve this same problem. Am fast getting out of my depth though and ask please to look at my forum and see where I might be going wrong with this whole issue. As I said I've searched the forum here for a solution and the main answer seems to be in vbgallery options... I've put direct url's into both navbar and header boxes but to no avail... I still get the wrong links appearing on the gallery navbar.
Here is my URL... Cottage Scrapbooks Gallery
Sure hope you can help as I am at the end of my rope on this one.
Cheers

[Chuck S]

Your urls all look to point to the right place to me and your links are in the header not your navbar which is normal so the post where it states to place these filenames in the header replacements part should work and is how you resolved the issue I am assuming

Vbulletin Nav Menu Issues

[appsfinder]

Originally Posted by Zachariah

AdminCP => vBGallery => Modify Settings
- Global PhotoPost vBGallery Settings

Navbar Replacements
Here you may enter a list of filenames that should be prefixed with your Forum's URL.

[save]

Take a look @ your links and see if they are correct.


Another Note:
If you have a custom style with the $navbar placed in the $header of the style. Paste your filenames in:

Header Replacements
Here you may enter a list of filenames that may appear in your header that should be prefixed with your Forum's URL.

try all the above but still no luck getting links working please can you help

vBGallery

footer links are working

but not nav or header

[Luciano]

Originally Posted by appsfinder

try all the above but still no luck getting links working please can you help

vBGallery

footer links are working

but not nav or header
I am using
vBadvanced CMPS v3.0.1
vBulletin 3.7.3
vBGallery 2.4.3

Well i looked at your link.. at it seems you are using vbulletin lower than 3.7 and vbgallery 2.42.. didnt find your vbadvanced portal..

In your case your replacements should be in "navbar"
I remember I had a similar problem using an older version of vbadvanced portal.. as the navbar replacements in portal used the same code and were overwriting the vbgallery one..That was fixed some time ago..

But maybe you still have old rests of files or code (plugins) remaining..
I would suggest:
1. set the navbar replacements for vbgallery.
2. Disable vbadvanced CMPS
see if it works..
If not see that the navbar replacements are the same in CMPS and in vbgallery.
Thats my 2 cents..

Luc

[Chuck S]

I would do as Luciano explained. Our navbar replacements should work fine if the files are in the proper replacement spot unless some other product is interfering with things.