not sure if i can do it or not..but it doesn't hurt to ask..

Found a php file off the net and did a little modifying to it and was thinking... as of right now, if you type the url the whole internet can access it and use my bandwidth. what i would like to do is implement it into vbulletin.. i guess as a custom page.. but not sure.. this way if the user's use it i can somewhat control the bandwidth.. now if it's a custom page that i have to make... i need a basic break down on how to do it...

thanks for any help
Megabyte366

You might check out this hack
http://forum.vbulletinsetup.com/f28/...3-6-a-111.html

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hey Brandon,

That was a great mod... (WebTemplates 3.5.x: VB Integrated CMS (Content Management System))

However, i tried everything that i know of to run the php file. It just would work.. I guess it just doesn't like the file.. I also tried the custom template and I'm guessing that some thing in the code (php) vb doesn't like either.. but when i run it as a stand alone it run's great..

thanks for the help Brandon...back to square one..

Megabyte366