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The HTL was made and designed to make things easier, and it works perfectly for that. Creating a non-HTL installer would not only defeat the purpose, but also mean a lot of needless work for the Hack creator. There is no real harm in making people install the HTL, it's only a few clicks and 3 simple file edits away. And then, once they've done that, a whole new world will open up for them. If people go release HTL-hacks only for a while, now, pretty soon there will be no need for this entire discussion anymore, and suddenly we'll have much more hacks because everyone has to spend far less time on each hack, and thus has more time to spare for new / other hacks :) Quote:
No matter the size of the hack, using the HTL for it is easier and faster. |
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right now it may be slightly tricky, but I'm looking into ways for HTL 1.1 so that you can just install a new version of an already installed hack right on top of the existing one. So that would be easiest of all ways... sadly that's not in HTL 1.0 yet though, but hey, 1.1 won't be too long.. ^_^ |
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That percentage is minimal, and certainly negligable if you ask me. Even for them it would be easier, cos the HTL, no matter how you look at it, is the easiest way to upgrade your vBulletin and instantly re-apply your hacks. Whether it's one hack or one hundred. |
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all you need to do , upload files, run install, click button 2-3 times and your done :) also only one file edit is truely nessary and thats only if you use CSS as a file |
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Try manually removing the hack from your database, table hack. Look at what hackid it has and then remove all rows in table hacklog that belong to that hackid. Then try to import again. |
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Loads of hype to be sure... but are there screenshots?
I personally am from the camp that I don't trust anything like this to manage my hacks... and I wonder how it will keep track of all the hacks I make to my own code that I don't release. To this end, amid the cries of "lovely UI", is possible to have a series of screen shots showing how this all looks and as an overview for how it hangs together. The killer thing that I'm waiting for is not the management of file changes, but the management of template changes (diff tool for updated templates compared to customised templates for example... phrase manager to show the non-default phrases and and the customised values after upgradem, etc). As such... as overwhelming as the docs and this thread is... put me in the skeptical camp until I've seen convincing screenies and believe that this will manage my own private hacks too. Awaiting the gif's or links ;) Cheers David K PS: Don't flame me for being a cynic... I really want this to work... it sounds dreamy... but I'm elderly (30) and have grown far too cynical to just install a big hack and hope that it fills my dreams so easily ;) |
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