"New Thread" demo available

[nuguru]

Hello Everyone,

After receiving a number of requests from new visitors on how to create a new thread topic, we have put together a demo on how to post a "New Thread".

Your welcome to post this link on your sites to help new users learn how to post new threads and thus create more new threads for your site.

http://www.webbinzine.com/demos/postnewthread.htm


Enjoy,

Nuguru
WebbinZine.com

[Joe Gronlund]

[Floris]

You should post your tutorials on the vbulletin-tutorials.com site

[JakeS]

So how do you stop the dog from barking?

Ok, what program did you use to record your user activity?

[nuguru]

Perfect!

You should post your tutorials on the vbulletin-tutorials.com site

Thanks for the advice. I'll definitely do that.


Nuguru
WebbinZine.com

[TGRS]

After receiving a number of requests from new visitors on how to create a new thread topic, we have put together a demo on how to post a "New Thread".

--Nice work!

The biggest complaint I get is how to use search. My personal favorites are: "I can't find the search link" and "I don't have time to use search".

[WurkAnimal]

Nice work man, keep it up

[Dean C]

With all due respect, I've never come across anyone who has no idea how to post a thread on a forum. Even my mother, who has never used the internet managed to work it out!

[Mazinger]

You should have explained how to register at first.

[Creepshow]

With all due respect, I've never come across anyone who has no idea how to post a thread on a forum. Even my mother, who has never used the internet managed to work it out!

Just what I was thinking!

[SaN-DeeP]

thanks for the helpful site floris

[Chousho]

You should post your tutorials on the vbulletin-tutorials.com site

Ohhh, I didn't even know about that site. I'm gonna have to find every VB related site now.

Also, I love that layout and color choice. A good style to base 4.0 off from maybe? (Unless you guys have something even better cooked up, which I won't argue with)!

--edit--
Real Name If you're confortable giving it, let us know your real name.
Confortable = comfortable?

[Mazinger]

Ohhh, I didn't even know about that site. I'm gonna have to find every VB related site now.

They are:
vBulletin-Fans.com
vBulletin-Styles.com
vBulletin-Tutorials.com
vBulletin-Languages.com
vBulletin-Chat.com

... All of them are one site, and uses the same database... as if you're registered to one of them, you're registered to the others... I don't know how, but that's pretty cool.

[Quillz]

They are:
vBulletin-Fans.com
vBulletin-Styles.com
vBulletin-Tutorials.com
vBulletin-Languages.com
vBulletin-Chat.com

... All of them are one site, and uses the same database... as if you're registered to one of them, you're registered to the others... I don't know how, but that's pretty cool.

They likely all use the same message board.

[Floris]

We use 1 set of files, 1 database installation. 5 sites, 5 licenses, and 1 plugin to have all 5 sites use the 1 set of files and 1 database installation. The plugin is 5 lines long. This helped us offer 1 login for all sites, and have "global" forums and "content specific" forums. For example, the announcement forum shows on all 5 sites, but the tutorial forums only on the tutor site. We're currently developing the setup for vbtutor. We're almost done with vbstyle.

Anyway, we're going way too off topic. The tutorials I make on Windows are using macromedia captivate (flash), and on the mac I use ishowu (.mov)