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anybody know where $MainButtonsLine is?
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I think it is in the public_forum_summary.pl
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ITS DEFINED IN ubb_lib.cgi. Why the heck are these guys telling you otherwise i dont know.
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Hmm MM... I was just answering his question... try to find the line $MainButtonsLine in ubb_lib.cgi and I'll give you a cookie... Anyway, as far as I know, that exact LINE is located in the four template files I said, as well as the template file mentioned by cooled. But feel free to find out where that line is defined in ubb_lib.cgi ... MM may be right, y'know ![[Linked Image]](https://ubbdev.com/ubb/icons/icon16.gif) [ May 07, 2001 06:14 PM: Message edited by: Canis Lupus ]
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 it's called in quite a few template files... most of the public_x.pl ones...
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The main $MainButtonsLine is in ubb_lib.cgi
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Uh huh, I see $MainButtons several times in ubb_lib.cgi, but I don't see $MainButtonsLine... so where is it?  Sorry, just trying to reiterate the obvious...
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The actual function is defined as $MainButtons in ubb_lib.cgi, and is called in various other templates as $MainButtonsline. If you edit anything in the main function, it'll effect the rest of it obviously. If you just want to move the location of where it's displayed, then you'd go to the various templates and move the $MainButtonsLine to wherever you want it placed. [ May 09, 2001 02:39 PM: Message edited by: DGmayor ]
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