Shelly - vbimageworks.com

• Creating the excellent vMoods packs and thanks for allowing me to distribute it.

Paul - vBulletin.org Profile

• Suggestion for the "updated at" date. Now every time someone has a mood swing we record when that was. :)

You can download the latest version from vbulletin.org

• http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?p=1842858
• Send ideas to vbulletin at luqmanamjad.com

Make sure you have one of the following:

• vBulletin 3.8.x (test and working)
• vBulletin 3.7.x (not tested, please report back)

3.8.0009 Beta - Saturday 11th July 2009

• Bug fix - If you have "Auto Edit The Template (all pages)" set to "No" guests see the drop-down menu.

3.8.0008 Beta - Friday 10th July 2009

• $vmoods variable was printing out "array" text when "Auto Edit" was disabled.

3.8.0007 Beta - Sunday June 28th 2009

• Now has two mood packs (classic and shelley)
• Added "vmoods_updated_at" field to users table
• Improved the javascript performance
• You can now choose how many images will preload 15 images in the drop-down menu
• Changed directory structure
• Easily add more mood packs by placing a new directory under "vmoods"

1. Upload the vmoods folder via FTP
   
   
   After the upload is complete, go into the vmoods folder, you should the following listing
   
2. Install the product-vmoods.xml file via the Plugins & Products -> Manage Products -> Add/Import Product
   
3. Go to vBulletin Options -> vMoods by luqmanamjad.com to setup as you wish
   

1. Upload the the product-vmoods.xml file, remember to tick "Yes" for "Allow Overwrite"
   

Note: This process will RESET all moods, as this is pretty much a NEW install after removing the old version.

1. Using the product manager "Uninstall" vMoods 1.x or Mood Manager
2. Import the new product file via Product Manage (Products & Plugins -> Manage Products)
3. Delete the "vmoods" directory via FTP (You won't have this, if using an very old Mood Manager)
4. Upload the new "vmoods" directory included with this release
5. Enable vMoods via Admin Control Panel

How can I change the location of the mood in the postbit?

Disable auto edit in the Admin Control Panel, now you will have access to

$vmoods_postbit

place that anywhere you want in the postbit or postbit_legacy templates (The location where you want the mood to show)

How can I change the location of the moods drop-down menu navbar.

Disable the auto edit in the Admin CP, now you will have access to

$vmoods_form

place that anywhere you want in the navbar template, you can try other templates but I can't say if it will work or not

Why am I getting two mood images in the postbit, how can I stop this from happening?

vBulletin Options -> vMoods by luqmanamjad.com, disable auto edit