While I appreciate your comments and reassurances as well as your contributions to the community, I do not appreciate you saying I am hijacking your thread with non relevant material when all I have given is sound advise that any less than bloated and inflated self rightous coder would have given already.

Such unfounded opinions that everything should be fine are not supported by the lack of support nor excused by the non relevance of where or not you choose to or in this case choose not to support the product and it also is no favor for the community for you to suppose the product is fine for any valued purpose when it is completly untested for that purpose.

An attorney of all people should be aware of the proper language to use in such a non supported and non tested proposition.

Certainly your taking offence to sound advise and making an unfounded attack on myself and assuming that as I did not use this solution for one area means I did not use it for others is about as unfounded as your other suppositions here and all are without merit.

This thread is for direct support of the modification. If you wish to discuss other things with the author, please use the PM system. Thank you.

Thank you Paul for your kind advise and be advised that I am in contact with the author by PM discussing other things. My post on here however, I thought related to the support of this product or lack of it.

This mod works perfectly with 3.8.

And for the record - I didn't see anything at all wrong with either Logician's reply, nor his attitude, in the preceding posts.

For the record, I did not see anything wrong with anyones replies. What I do see is opinioned people here that are wishing to take sides on sideless issue. Being wrong and not being the best response are worlds apart.

I've upgraded a forum from 3.7.2 to 3.8 which uses this add-on with no noticable issues

Gladhatter - you are complaining about support for a product which is explicitly listed as 'Not Supported'.

That aside, you should have a test forum set up which mirrors your live site so that scenarios such as this can be tested on your own data without affecting your live site.

The vBulletin license agreement allows for a second installation for this purpose, provided it is password protected (ie. no members of the public can access it). It is invaluable in testing new products/addons/template changes and vBulletin upgrades.

By running through these processes on a test site first, you can remove the possibility of serious issues on your live site and by 'practising' teh upgrade process significantly reduce down time of your live site when you do take the plunge.

I am sorry that you are confused as I have no complaints of any kind what so ever in a most beautiful universe that I live in.

Wow this is indeed awesome:

Has anyone tried installing this whilst running 3.8? So far I can find only those who have used it then upgraded.

Just installed it on one of my forums running 3.8 and works fine.