Coding

How to Integrate Aweber with vBulletin Registration

Published on 13 Sep, 2010 at 16:36 in Coding | | 3 Comments

Integrating Aweber with vBulletin registration is not a easy process as Aweber does not provide API to work with. Well, they are working on it and as soon as they release, there will be several mod available. But, why should you loose your subscribers waiting for that? Shabbir released a plugin for vbulletin 4+ to

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How to Add ReTweet Button on BlogSpot Blogger Blogs

Published on 25 Aug, 2010 at 17:21 in Coding | | No Comments

There is lots of blogspot/blogger blogs are using retweet button using API services from teweetmeme. I am not saying it’s no good, but I’d rather like to get it directly from Twitter itself. The Tweetmeme services are really good, but it is still acting as a third party who is connecting my tweets and twitter.

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How to add a Custom Retweet Button

Published on 21 Aug, 2010 at 18:32 in Coding | | 1 Comment

Liked the new retweet button that I added right to the ads above? You can add it too without using any plugin or any third-party javascript codes. Twitter has its’ own system to generate retweet button and that’s exactly what we are going to use in this tutorial. Since the javascript is remotely hosted at

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vBulletin 4 : Show Advertisement after first post

Published on 18 Jul, 2010 at 9:59 in Coding | | 4 Comments

Since vBulletin version 4.0.3, the two Ad Location templates “ad_header_logo” and “ad_showthread_firstpost” are missing and moved to Custom Templates with absolutely no use on the templates from where they were being called. “ad_header_logo” template was there to put a banner at the right of the logo floating right and the “ad_showthread_firstpost” was there to show

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vBulletin 4 Trick : Change Thread Title Colors

Published on 15 Jul, 2010 at 0:08 in Coding | | 1 Comment

This will change the color of a thread’s title based on its status. You can set different colors for Sticky, Locked and Hot threads. First, login to your Admin Control Panel. Then Admin CP > Styles & Templates > Style Manager. Choose “Edit Templates” from the dropdown menu beside the style you want to edit.

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