What: A Simple Plugin To Give you Global Custom Variable of Your Choice, in any template
of Your Choice! This will display a custom variable that you define. Great For Widgets !

WORKS WITH ..!!!
4.0.x

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Install:

1) Navigate to ACP> Plugins & Products > Add New Plugin
2) Product : Vbulletin
Hook Location : global_start
Title : Global Weather Var
Execution Order : 5

3) Insert the Code;


$weather = ' Todays Weather Is Party Cloudy ';
$rain = ' Alot ';
$array = array('weather' => $weather,'rain' => $rain);
vB_Template::preRegister('vbcms_widget_weather', $array);




Notes:
- In the $array part is where you put the variable you are going to use in this format;
$array = array('weather' => $weather,'rain' => $rain); or
$array = array('weather' => $weather,'rain' => $rain, 'snow' => $snow); ect ect ...

- Next you need to define the Var and what will show up like this ;
$weather = ' Todays Weather Is Party Cloudy '; or/and
$rain = ' Alot of it'; ect ect ...

- Last you need to Define what template will use the code like this;
vB_Template:: preRegister('vbcms_widget_weather', $array);
("vbcms_widget_weather" is the template name)

-If you are going to put this in a widget create a custom temple before you start this
process and make the widget use the template you created.Then Put the Variables in the
Template.

4) Save
5) Put the {vb:var weather} and {vb:var rain} code in a the template of you choice to view.



DONT FORGET TO CLICK INSTALL (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/vborg_miscactions.php?do=installhack&threadid=232388)



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