In fact, looking at my screen shot, you'll almost certainly need to edit the phrases, unless you too run a forum of interest to the digital printing industry. Sorry about that, but at least you're forced to change the phrases!

Leave the phrase variables intact though: {1}, {2}, {3}... as they are used to add the forum title, search engine, and search terms to the phrase.

this seems pretty usefull thank you for releasing

Thanks for releasing. I have clicked install and works like charm ;)

Small suggestion. I would add 'forumrules' to the $globaltemplates array_merge() code to cache the forumrules template for guest. Saves a query. :p

Why add the normal template to it? Isn't it already being cache'd by default?

Thanks for releasing btw ;).

Yes and no. In global_start hook there is this code...
Which means that the forumrules template is now a global template. So it won't be cached since there is no need for that template on the index.php page. vBulletin doens't have 'forumrules' in the $globaltemplates array by default.

After looking at the code, it would be better to just wrap the code in global_start in a simple condition..

Then that code will only be executed if your viewing a thread, and the user viewing is indeed a guest, and you woudn't need to add the forumrules to the $globaltemplates array

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Ah, right . I thought vB cached it by default, as it doens't cache the templates in the bigthree file.

Showthread and/or Forumdisplay... and I would still want to cache invite_forumrules, correct?

Yes, you'll still need to cache invite_forumsrules ;).

I tried LiveWire's suggestion, and couldn't get it working. I obviously don't understand...

Feel free to post the code, there isn't that much, and your suggested optimizations.