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First a bug I've noticed... the The Developer section includes the vBulletin version.
I've noticed that in displaying the version number... it displays the version number of the user viewing the page, not the developers user details. I don't think this is intended, as it's not helpful to the end user really... Also... as a suggestion, I wondered whether we can possibly get the system setup so that the text for the 'vbulletin' version and the image it uses can be configured through the admin CP. I'm using the mod for mods of a popular game, and, though I've edited the template direct, it would be a nice feature. :) (for reference... the code in the template is: PHP Code:
I've also improved the style of the Modification Info section... which I'm including below for reuse by other users... or for incorporation if someone feels it's useful. :) The template edited is: modsystem_post edit: it's too long for one post, so I'm posting the change in the next post... :) |
Edited template: modsystem_post
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Here is the remainder of the template change:
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the mod version number is not showing
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This is the version of the Modification (vB 3.x.x).
See my image |
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this is what it is also showing for me i tried uploading the mod from scratch and this is what mine says |
Is it possible to make the forum you use to post mods in optional?
So you would have a question saying. Do you want to post a mod or a normal thread? |
No. You can't do it here and you can't do it with the Mod-System.
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Hey Coroner, will you out version to vB 3.8 soon ?
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I never made for Beta versions. There could be too many changes. When there's a stable/final/gold will hope that a day have 78 hours, to make all my mods for 3.7.8 :D
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