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Originally posted by NightshadeNot to be nit pickyBut I thought vBadvance was free?
Originally posted by NightshadeI've said it before, and I'll say it again, it's been eons since I've used vBa, BUT from what I remember you had to manually hack files?? Sure that's not hard or anything, but it's more work than vbPortal, which requires no hacking at all, just install and away you go. Takes about 5 minutes tops. unless you want to fiddle around with the css, then sure it can take longer.
Originally posted by NightshadeEach to thier own of course. I just feel I need to voice my support for vbPortal a lot.
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Originally posted by Vtec44I have VBAdvanced Portal and Gallery script, and they're awesome. Not only it's easy to integrate, but the support I get from VBAdvanced is well worth the money. So, if I haven't posted in this thread already, go with VBAdvanced!But I thought vBadvance was free?
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, it's been eons since I've used vBa, BUT from what I remember you had to manually hack files?? Sure that's not hard or anything, but it's more work than vbPortal, which requires no hacking at all, just install and away you go. Takes about 5 minutes tops. unless you want to fiddle around with the css, then sure it can take longer.
vba I recall taking me nearly a hour the first time, since I really didn't know a huge amount about hackign files then. might take me only 20 now?
Each to thier own of course. I just feel I need to voice my support for vbPortal a lot.
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Also, another "I've said it before" thing, the support on vbPortal is also amazing! Folks seem to announce the support for vba as if there is no support for vbPortal. There IS amazing support for vbPortal!
*hangs head* even when it's a dumb question! hehe right Scotsmist? (Boy does he know some of my more dumb questions. Answered every last one of them though!)Last edited by ShadyNight; Sun 27 Feb '05, 10:41pm.
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I have VBAdvanced Portal and Gallery script, and they're awesome. Not only it's easy to integrate, but the support I get from VBAdvanced is well worth the money. So, if I haven't posted in this thread already, go with VBAdvanced!
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Originally posted by ArkhamWhile I've been considering vBPortal again, the clincher for me is the superior links directory for vBadvanced. I'll probably stick with vBa's CMPS until whatever Jelsoft builds is available.
Of course I'd have to recommend vBa CMPSbut it's more important that people realize that all three products can be used independently or with each other.
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Originally posted by NightshadeHave you checked out the links section of vbPortal? I have no idea what vbadvance has, but the vbPortal has an amazing one.
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Originally posted by ArkhamWhile I've been considering vBPortal again, the clincher for me is the superior links directory for vBadvanced. I'll probably stick with vBa's CMPS until whatever Jelsoft builds is available.
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While I've been considering vBPortal again, the clincher for me is the superior links directory for vBadvanced. I'll probably stick with vBa's CMPS until whatever Jelsoft builds is available.
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vb advanced ALL THE WAY
http://forums.deviatedhq.com
totally integrated and smoooooooooooooooth cause everythings in my hands and not in the softwares
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Originally posted by KW802No, the funniest person is the one who thinks personal attacks on other members of the community is justified because they have different opinions.It's just an opinion
unlike your words which is to be expected from another Home Page Editor Fan.Last edited by kcikees; Sat 26 Feb '05, 4:15am.
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Originally posted by XUGvbcore, you are the most funniest guy in this thread.
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Originally posted by vbcoreAnother reason I enjoy vBA more is b/c of the fact they support it like crazy and they seem to have a lot more mods/hacks/addons etc and more "community" support.
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I tried vbAdvanced briefly, it seemed OK. After I uploaded vBulletin 3.03 on top of everything, I never re-installed the hacks required by vbAdvanced.
I'm now trying to get used to vbPortal, which I like a lot. It is capable of doing more than what I wanted. What I like best: No worries when upgrading vBulletin, since vbPortal requires no code hacks of vBulletin code! I just installed 3.0.7 per vBulletin's readme, and everything continues to work as it should. So, color me happy with vBulletin and vbPortal!
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Originally posted by 1996 328tiGood point. I have used both. I probably would use vBPortal again if it could be installed in my forum directory.
Also, you have 176 coding errors alone on that homepage.
VBportal is xhtml 1.0 trans compliant. Is vbadvanced? Doesnt seem like it to me, but these should be taken into consideration if you are going to compare the two.
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I am really happy with my vbportals. I tinkered with vbadvanced a bit but it wasn't for me. Different strokes for different folks.
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