"Will be done"? As in, you will add this in the future, because it's nowhere to be found right now.

Right now this is a very buggy mod, hopefully you'll iron these bugs out soon.

Module is working pretty well for me. There were some bugs from previous versions, but I think I think all of the bugs are gone for me right now. If anyone wants to test it out you can see a demo of it on my site: http://forums.pligg.com/pligg-modules/. Please don't register an account and test submit to my site though.

Feature Request:
I would like the ability to search for threads based on the version of vbulletin the mod was designed for. For example 3.7 mods from 3.8 ones appear in the same forums, but I need a way to divide them up. So that users could quickly search for only 3.8 mods without me having to move the them into their own forum.

this is a great MOD

however i have a question with importance

i have included 2 screenshots of the issue when i enter the version number
what is wrong with this ?

i have template manager 1.5.0 and vbulletin 3.8.1

Do not know :confused:
Have you checked out, if the version is set into the database ?

which database fieldname do i need to check ?

modsystem_settings

field: mod_version

i have attached a screenshot of my database, yes the version is showing in mod_version

what else i do i need to check, would it be in any of your template edits

:confused: What happend, when you enter: "edit Settings" and save again ?

i still get the same results
Mod_version: is blank
vbversion: unkown

screenshot provided

i need help ugently

:confused:Both versions are empty :confused:

The informations will get by the Plug-In:
hook: showthread_query
title: MOD System - Get the Modification

That's all what I can say. So, please, check if it's active.