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wait a second... now i am curious... can anyone return to the topic on the previous page and explain the benefits of "NODES" and if VB will have a remapping tool.... i haven't read all these posts... so i am asking
Originally posted by Paul M View PostROFL.
I can only smile at such a ridiculous post, perhaps you have had a bit too much xmas 'spirit' to drink
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Originally posted by Spinball View PostIs this posted personally or in your role as Senior vBulletin Developer? Because the way you aggressively defend vB5 is quite unprofessional.
I can only smile at such a ridiculous post, perhaps you have had a bit too much xmas 'spirit' to drink
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Originally posted by Spinball View PostIs this posted personally or in your role as Senior vBulletin Developer? Because the way you aggressively defend vB5 is quite unprofessional.
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Originally posted by Spinball View PostIs this posted personally or in your role as Senior vBulletin Developer? Because the way you aggressively defend vB5 is quite unprofessional.
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Originally posted by Paul M View PostReally not sure what your motive is here, but I'm quite sure you know this already, which makes your statement just bizarre.
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Originally posted by Paul M View PostIn vB3/4 you can have a thread, post, blog, PM, VM etc all with the same id (1 for example) - in vB5 they are all nodes, and every node id must be unique, so something has to change.
Really not sure what your motive is here, but I'm quite sure you know this already, which makes your statement just bizarre.
Is IB going to change the ID's for their websites as well?
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I don't have vB5, so no... I didn't know that. As long as the primary content type IDs aren't changed (for example post IDs), it's not silly (although you could argue if that's a good underlying design, but that's another topic)... But if *every* content type's primary ID is renumbered, it's simply a poorly designed upgrade process.
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Originally posted by SneakyDave View PostSounded like his motive was to answer Spinball's question.
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Guest repliedSounded like his motive was to answer Spinball's question.
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Originally posted by digitalpoint View PostChanging IDs is silly, ....
Really not sure what your motive is here, but I'm quite sure you know this already, which makes your statement just bizarre.
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Probably a good opportunity for a third party to create a vB4 -> vB5 import system that could do 1M+ records per minute while retaining primary keys.
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While the links will not break, you will loose the incoming link juice and you will need to keep the remapping database table for eternity. Also: if you ever choose to move to another platform then you will loose the remapping table. (unless you create a 2nd remapping table for the remapping table)
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