Excellent

thanxx man good work

installed + 5 star + translated to Arabic

can i add translation here plzz ??

Installed, tested, then un-installed ....

I think there may be issues with either this mod, or the site used to test the rendering of a web site using various versions of browsers ...

Not sure which, but I think I'll wait for more feedback and testing by folks more experienced than me ...

Regardless, thanks for your efforts ... :)

Regards,
Badger

Arabic is not yet translated myside if you PM me the translate then i will convert it to a product

I re-installed the new version 4.08 for additional testing ... :)

Thank you ... :up:

Regards,
Badger

Edit: I notice that all your graphic symbols and other content is dependent upon a 3rd party web site to access and display them using hard coded paths. I'd recommend you allow users to enter their own file paths as an AdminCP function to store these on their own sites, so if the 3rd party site is not available it doesn't create problems.

this will be done for next release thank you

Tagged and will be installed soon. Thank you

Did u got a german translation?

simondhind ... :)

We're getting a lot of complaints from members that they appreciate the warning, but is there some way of turning it OFF permanently after they've clicked the X once?

Perhaps use a "cookie" based method?

... or have a field where the Admin can enter the USERID of members who want it turned OFF?

It's a great idea you've got, but I think it needs some refining (ie: the file path exposure), plus some more Admin controls to make sure it doesn't overwhelm the user experience.

Thanks for any help in improving the code for our use... :up:

Regards,
Badger

Just tell them to upgrade and they won't get the message. ;)

Well, they would if they could, except they are on LAN based systems centrally controlled, so they are subject to the vagaries of their corporate polices and administrators.

Good software development adapts to the user, not expecting the user to adapt to it .. ;)

Anyway, one reminder gets the point across and let's the user make his own decision as to what he wants to do from there on. There's no need to continually beat him up with it ...

The built-in vBulletin 4 Notice System is well designed for that and let's a user control notices, being able to set them as "dismissed" or not. It's too bad one of their option checks doesn't let the Admin focus on just IE6 users and earlier, as the best place to handle this kind of notice would have been under that universal system.

Thanks .. :)

Regards,
Badger

You mean the people using IE6 on your site have no say in the matter and actually get upset about being constantly reminded to upgrade when they would if they could but they can't so they don't? Shocked, I am... :p