Quote Originally Posted by dukecomputerwiz View Post
Never Mind I figured it out. For anyone else, you just need to add the the following code:

$files = loadCssJsFiles($css_files_to_load, $jscript_files_to_load);
foreach($files['css'] as $file)
if($file['include']) include($file['string']);
else echo $file['string'];

foreach($files['js'] as $file)
if($file['include']) include($file['string']);
else echo $file['string'];

Just before the debug section at the bottom of your original file. Not the file that came with the tabpro distribution.
For future reference the correct way to do this for any module/add-on you install is to use a program like Winmerge or Beyond Compare, and merge any changes between the modules files and your store files.

I know you are saying "Isn't that what I did??" Yes it is, but Winmerge or Beyond Compare helps those who may be code challenged (or even those who aren't) to SEE that the code goes in the correct location. You can see your store's original file and compare it to the module's file. Both programs clearly highlight the differences and facilitate the merging of the code process..

This is handly for you to know as many modules could overwrite existing store files.. Some mod authors will let you know when there are files that overwrite core files. For those that don't I always make a habit out of comparing ALL the module files to my existing store to look for file overlaps before I install. I use Beyond Compare to merge any changes between my store and the module files, then I upload the modules with the merged files.