Where is the drupal_header template? I do not see it in the .zip file at all

This should only apply if you use the vbdefault theme and the templates are in the vbulletin admincp

Ahhhh gotchya (now this i DO understand lol)... i had thought it was a php/html template i was looking for in the vbdrupal zip. thanks

i see no drupal_header i only see vbdrupal but no header associated

In 4.6 it will be drupal_header.

In 4.7 uses your vbulletin navbar template if you are using the defaulttangy theme. If you are using the legacy theme default_vb it will be drupal_header under the vb drupal (legacy) templates.

i ONLY see these templates:

VBDRUPAL
vbdrupal_block
vdrupal_comment
_help
_image_gallery
etc etc


i see no legacy or no templates
i notice i can edit footer header via VBDRUPAL
but if i insert phpadsnew invocation by javascript, NOTHING shows in my blocks.......

Then you must be running 4.7

legacy is a seperate product you can install here, but back to the topic of this thread. Since you are running 4.7 you should be able to edit your navbar template directly in vbulletin and have it display in vbulletin if you are using the defaulttangy theme.

Thank you for your instructions, sifuhall!

I have found the navbar template in vBulletin, but unfortunately there is another issue...

The current position snippet in the navbar template is:
My vbDrupal installation is in the root of the domain, lets say it's http://domain.com/ and my forum is installed in http://domain.com/forum/

My navbar then displays as:
My forum > My portal ? Current position

How can I change this to display only:
My portal ? Current position

When I change the code as following:
There is still a ">" in front of the navigation.

Can you please help me?

That would require a conditional because if I understand what you are asking is you would like pages in drupal to appear with My Portal > and pages in your forum to appear as My forum >


Regarding the extra > check your template for anything like >> or whereever a double > exists when it should just be a single

Thank you very much for your reply! That's exactly my issue. Could you please help me with such a conditional?