It's working if you follow the link from http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?15-A-place-to-test-things-out
but not from http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...php?24-General...
Darren Gordon
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Bumping for a test
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The &ersand; entities are NCRs (Numeric Code References). They're submitted by your user's browser whenever they enter characters that are outside of the range of Windows-1256. NCRs are code...Leave a comment:
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Hey apply, have a look at this bug and the solution from Strateges.Leave a comment:
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Just to point out, in this case that would be quite a bad idea. If you use ISO-8859-1 for English then you would end up with a post table that contains a mix of raw ISO-8859-1 and UTF-8. In fact, using...Leave a comment:
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Friendly URLs and Character Encoding
As implied by the name, vBulletin 4 Friendly URLs allow you to use 'friendlier' URLs for the links on your Forums, Blogs and CMS. Instead of a script name followed by obscure resource ids, friendly URLs... -
Good luck in the future Mike. It's been a pleasure working with you for the past year; you were my go to person for all things vB.
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There is vB_Template::quickRegister()
...PHP Code:// Register the view data
$template->quickRegister($view->getViewData());
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Just a note about using widgets outside of CMS pages. The widget framework is developed to be application independant so they don't actually need to be running on a CMS page to work.
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With mod_rewrite for the cms routing, yes.
Can you give an example? At the moment you can set the contentid postfix (ie, the Kate-Winslet-Wins-Oscar part of the previous example I... -
Content is written to the database, not to the filesystem.
The current format is http://[yourdomain]/[application]/[contentid]
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I think the scope of the blog is being taken a little out of context, so I'd like to clarify that.
Before I wrote the blog I was joking with Mike that I had more than 10 blogs worth of information.... -
We're currently working on the Article contenttype, as this is arguably the most important and should be as robust as possible so it's getting the highest priority.
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Third party widgets and contenttypes won't need to use hooks. The product installation will register it's types and they'll become available in the CMS for use.... -
Content types are defined and handled by code. This allows them to have all of the extra functionality that is required for that particular content type; essentially making them a lot more powerful than... -
It depends on the content type. Mike and I are currently working on the Article content type. It supports the WYSIWYG editor with a few added options, and supports BBCode throughout. As for HTML, we're... -
I haven't looked specifically at porting existing content; we're still a bit early in the game for that. However, there will be people with lots of content that they'd like to move to the CMS and I'll... -
For now, only to a degree. I think Kevin will be doing a blog on the new search soon which may cover how the content type concepts are being leveraged there.
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With the CMS every piece of CMS content has it's own page - and it's own URL. This ensures that wherever you see content, be it on an aggregated list, or as a search result; there will always be a page... -
vBulletin Content Management Introduction
Distilling it into it's most basic functionality, the vB CMS allows content authors to create pages of content; categorize those pages into lists; and place widgets of functionality onto those pages to...
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