yep, just like what vbulletin offers, it would be good to have the same functionality as the source code.

I've used it to place small images in the forum title.

Sorry, wrote this in a hurry :)

I mean parse html (or img) in the description..

so if im looking at vblinklist.php?do=showcat&catid=1 - looking at the list of links the description doesnt show the IMG or HTML code ive inserted (for an image)

Thanks

I don't know how I missed this. Vossi, congratulations on an incredible product, so much more mature than its age would indicate! I look forward to giving this one a shot.

One major drawback with vBa Links that has kept me from going that route was it's lack of import/export features. Do you plan some sort of exporter (.csv, xml) in the future? And even more important, allowing CSV/XML importing, and a DMOZ/Open Directory importer.

Again, great job. Very exciting project.

Actually I once wrote an import/export-class for vBulletin (using .csv), so i can implement it if it's needed.

I dont find the part where Trevor says anything about the linklist being responsible for this. I just tested this locally and have no problems with it.

I am using the link directory as well and I don't have any problens with RSS, neither in the blogs sections nor anywhere else. I don't even see how the link directory should affect RSS feeds. Looks like something else is causing your issue...

yea it was another mod

That's what i thought... ;)

Is there anyway to charge users using the subscription feature for adding links?

I assume if I have the cms installed I will also have to upload the vbulletin-cms folder?