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any luck to get reply on my private msg ?...
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It really wouldn't be that much work to migrate vb.org to vBulletin 5 (or 4). Our 3.x to 4.x migration ended up taking me about 3 months of "spare time" to rewrite everything for vB4. And...
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He uses the one I made, and yes... it works with 4.2.2.
As far as I know, the "official" one from IB hasn't been updated in years and requires an ancient version of Sphinx still...
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The site you are in is decently large. Also, the same discussion is already here: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...ge-forums-runn...
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One thing I noticed is that a pretty high percent of sites that had vB5 installed at one point no longer do. Anything with a date before September 3, didn't have vB5 on it (all sites have been visited...
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Hopefully whoever they are, it's 4 amazing developers that are given the freedom to actually develop properly. And not 4 developers under the guidance of non-developers (management) that had anything...
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I don' think that is planned for a future version. I recall reading somewhere that the new URL structure is what it is, and there are no plans to go back to the old.
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You would get some developers at least... For example, I would at least look into porting some of my vB4 addons to vB5. But not worth it for me to pay for a license that I wouldn't use in order to make...
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I know this sounds totally obnoxious, but not sure how else to put it... The smart/technical people (programmers) are going to tend to not buy vB5... So they *can't* make addons. If vBulletin was smart,...
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It's an unfortunate situation that vBulletin has gotten itself in to. Even if every developer and staff member agreed, they can never *really* agree, take that proposal to management and expect to keep...
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Anyone noticing a trend? Sites install vBulletin 5, and before too long, a large percent soon no longer have vBulletin installed? I came back to this thread because I wanted to check out sukagwe.co...
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The only one I've seen anywhere remotely close to 1M would be this site.
I haven't looked extensively through this list, but after spidering the top 5,000,000 or so websites, these are the...
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No disrespect to Zoltan, because I know he's one of the better devs around here, but if this is what his 2+ years of reworking vBulletin 4 search yielded... Well... lol.I mean vB3 search was fine...
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There are no paid subscriptions in vBulletin 5, so I suspect it will be a problem.
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I don't know about you, but "often failing" is not the same as working.
Someone give me a license to vB5 so I can make a search that works. haha...
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