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This should have been fixed months ago. http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBIV-13267
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I agree. It's getting more than a little embarrassing to tell forum members that my site doesn't work that well in one of the most commonly used browsers. And I can't upgrade to vb5 when there's no cms and other basic features are missing. It's like you're stuck between a rock and a hard place. Frustrating. -
Same here... very frustrating... after one year and as a paying customer that's simply no service.Comment
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I can't find any info or indication that the CMS part of VB exists any more, was it written off as a bad idea? The VB5 demo doesn't appear to have it, I was going to upgrade one of my...Fri 14th Dec '12, 8:50am -
I'm a vb forum owner since 2002. vb3 was great, but lacked a CMS and so I relied on vbadvanced for years, plus some good ol' hand-coding. Eventually that got old so was excited about vb4. vb4 was rough...Sat 10th Aug '13, 5:56pm
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Hello... I purchased Vbulletin 5 Connect back in March of 2013 and was forced to downgrade to version 4 instead due to the many problems and bugs in the early release.
Here we are 6 months...Tue 1st Oct '13, 6:25am -
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I've been running vBulletin for donkey years, and never upgraded to vB 5 because of the lack of its CMS. Now that there is one included, I'm hoping to get some feedback to those who've...Wed 2nd Nov '16, 2:43am -
It won't be too long until vB 5.1.0 is being released. No, there is no official release date available, but I am pretty sure it won't take six more months or something. Anyways, the release of vB 5.1.0..."Mass bug-fixing"19"Bug-fixing strictly based on votes"2"Feature-parity with vB4"15"Other" OR "Continue the way it was done in the past"2Mon 13th Jan '14, 9:27am
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