profile via rss feeds
A simple interface where members can create their own pages via rss feeds
(external sources). I’m aware that some already exists for free – but they
are not what I’m looking for. If you have something like this let me know.
A simple interface where members can create their own pages via rss feeds
(external sources). I’m aware that some already exists for free – but they
are not what I’m looking for. If you have something like this let me know.
In the last weeks i’ve been testing a small and simple script that was able to alter your files without the need for you to edit them by hand *(avoiding at the same time to possibility to break everything)… So this small piece of script will be inserted into the distribution of any product requiring…
in the googleads sidepad right now we have this: ICUC Moderation … this is a great idea, admins COULD lease moderators for their vBulletin forum… this is way better than pay-for-posting… 🙂
would be cool to have a CVS, so if someone update an attachment, the old one is stored in backup, and only the new one is shown. also if someone delete an attachment, it is stored in the same backup and the file seems deleted… i suppose it’s not complicated to do… this would be…
Is the live chat addon in the office is open. ??? The last post says … new screenshots will be available at the end of the day. That was 4 weeks ago, and i could do with a live chat script, even if a stand alone live chat could be made would be great. :grin_Grin:
This is a Tutorial more than a product, because the only thing involved is a file edit. You can see it on this site, all the attached images that we tag in our threads are shown in Full Size, not as Thumbnails like in the default vBulletin. See how it goes in the default vBulletin:…
At first, the site had the Freebies available even for guests, so anybody was able to download without registering/loging-in… but this caused a little problem. Some web crawlers are taking a real fun downloading the attachments multiple times, for no reasons… and they persist… it loads the server a lot in no time, it’s like…