Thanks for the response.

My question is the last one in the pic.

How hard is it to upgrade the installation of vbarticles lite to the commercial version at a later date?

From the new version and then I think that it will be difficult. In my new commercial version I've replaced vB editor with a commercial HTML web editor which has no any problem and much more features than vB's (eg upload flash, audio, video, build in shared gallery etc).

The problem is that as this editor is a commercial one, I can't include it in the Free version according to author's licence. And that's logic. I can't add in a free software something that costs around $100. I've asked the author if he can product for me a lite version of it to include it in the next free upgrade just to keep compatiblity for those who will want tu upgrade. But till now I've no any reply from them.

Also keep in mind that the commercial version will be $34.90 instead of $24.90 for the same reason menthioned above.

Maria

To solve the paragraph issue you need to edit the vbArticles.php file

Search for the following two lines

*removed due to copyright infringement by myself*

Comment them out with //'s and paste below the following;

*removed due to copyright infringement by myself*

NB: There are two instances of this to change, one in the New Article section and one in the update article section

Do you know to read my dear???

5.- Copyright

This script cannot be redistributed, reproduced, or published in any way. Modifying this script and sharing or publishing your modification A-N-Y-W-H-E-R-E (including here) without the author's written permission is strictly prohibited.

I understand, it solves a bug in the software, I've edited my post to address it, I'll not help out again if it's a copyright infringement.

What I really don't understand is, while you haven't installed it, why are you modifying the code?

The mod has not been installed live, it was on a test server, however the paragraph issue was a show stopper for myself and as such the 5 lines of code solved the problem.

I understand now that I am not allowed to edit the code even to fix issues so have decided to find another module to suit my needs.

Still you're wrong. You can do ANYTHING YOU LIKE with the code with 2 exceptions:

• You can't remove my copyright
• You can't publish or share your modification. You can use them just for your own use.

Ok, I miss read the copyright.

I'm used to working under GPL so I apologise for the code posted.