am not the only one who does not read other posts :p

So then why bother replying, it was already covered, all you did was take the thread two steps back. :)

it was a typing errror .. now it is fixed .. I want to install fresh Vbulletin

Ah I read the post I just did not understand he was talking to you I thought he was saying that something was by force lol.

You don't want your old content?

yea i want .. but in MAY since i have updated vBulletin i am getting this error and i want to fix it.

is there any way to save the contents

Yeah just backup your database.

If you install vBulletin fresh and then take this database and try to run it you will have the same problem. vBSEO saves the data in the database therefore you have to disable it or uninstall it first or else you will still have errors.

can you do it for me if i give you access ?

I have VBSEO working on 4.2.3. What issues are you having?

Dump it. Use DBtech.

I was trying to help this guy if you don't mind.

Ah, and once you posted in a thread, nobody else is allowed to?

Anyway, Richie is right. vBSEO is dead and has unfixed security issues.

I can tell the difference between solicitation...i'm trying to help someone that asked a question. so hows about let them respond to see if they still want it before you try to sell something. You've no idea what fixes I may or may not have.

thx

Advising someone to use VBSEO is not helping them.

I offered to answer a question and share what new fixes I have. We paid someone to work on it, secure it, and fix it but I won't be providing that to the community since you guys want to make collective judgement.

And Joe, considering your employer is releasing FB connect updates to paying customers using deprecated functions I wouldn't consider vbulletin staff all that much better than VBSEO was right now. But that's none of my business. :erm:

In all likelihood You wouldn't be legally allowed to provide this updates to the community here so it really isn't an issue.

Good luck with your site.

And why should you not share those fixes, just because others dare to say their opinions in a thread where your important self has already posted? Someone asks a question, and people answer. This is a discussion board - that not everyone will be of the same opinion is perfectly normal. I have no idea what that would have to do with solicitation.

Honestly, I think you're just huffy because we're not sharing your view on the topic - what ever your special interest. Now you try to either make us look like culprits, because you won't share what you allegedly wanted to share. That's bad style. Either you want to help out this guy, then just do what you intended to do. Or you're just striking a pose. Why would you want to punish him for whatever you think we did to you? You not sharing does not hurt us in the least, you know.

I would just set it to hide all error messages like everyone else does and you're all set.:D

Dude quit, this site is full of corrective code.

Man chill...like you said... install DBSEO. You've helped me to decide to keep my investment to myself. If you don't like my decision pay a dev to fix it yourself.

You're funny, really. But, sorry man, what are you smoking? Why would I pay someone to fix something I don't even use any longer, and regard as highly unsafe? Honestly, you're the one who has to chill. After all, you're the one who went up a tree for no reason, and you're the one treating experienced people (like BoP) with quite some arrogance.

And clearly your in my team meetings so you know what we are doing and why. I really don't have time for the back and forth. I said more than once we fixed the security issues but you're still pushing my buttons. You've won your battle to keep others from having the code shared with them. Bugger off

Now you're just trolling, admit! :D

his thread has run its course. Most experienced admins would tell people not to invest further in VBSEO and either remove it completely or switch to a supported SEO product. If you want to invest your own money in securing VBSEO that is of course your choice- but can you ever be sure it is really secure? I would say it is unlikely to be sure if it isn't in widespread use.

Closing thread.