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Times are changing
I have noticed a few vb.com and vb.org staff members have retired. Times are changing. Vbulletin 6 will probably be a lot different than what we know.
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I have noticed that too. i just hope the changes with the next version are positive.
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http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBV-10333 "If you build it they will come" - Field Of Dreams "If you vote for it, they might include it" - Michael Miller Jr |
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Does that really surprise you Dave?
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....3&postcount=22 I'd dare say it was intentional, that's my personal opinion due to: 1) Cloud cloud cloud, all I see is them promoting the cloud (why though...) 2) Due to 30,000+ vBulletin sites being hacked not too long ago via drum roll please... that's right you guessed it via the plugin system and/or help from the install exploit(or a third-party plugin granting access to utilize the overall plugin system to further exploit). If no plugin/hook system exists in vB5 then it can't be (insert expletive here) (insert dastardly male deed here) up the wazoo now can it? That's just my thoughts on it, seems to me they cut off their nose to spite their face :p but hey what do I know - My Names Mel Gibson and this is my conspiracy theory ;). Edit: Only and I mean ONLY from some weird oddball over security conscious perspective should this be considered ok, to everyone else it simply removed the ability to have your site customized outside the box... vB5 "modification-wise" is like the kid on the bicycle in the Ally Bank commercial where she's given a brand new bike but confined to a box of red tape and told she can only ride it within the box - anyone who remembers those commercials knows it was silly and there wasn't much room to move let alone ride - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWo-vDVajns |
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why not?
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I can see this thread getting closed in the very near future. lol
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I think that vbulletin 6 should be a complete rewrite with the same looks as vbulletin 5, but with the features of vbulletin 4 and more
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Back on the rails: There will always be a demand for forum software. The software will evolve. There may be changes in staff, developers, and users, but major changes in software is sometimes necessary OR not but the people in charge have the right to do whatever they want with it for whatever reason they want. As with any for profit business, it's all about the money, and in the end, that's all that matters. |
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The chances of php hooks being added (back) are very slim, there isnt much point in giving false hope. |
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I have no idea where you get a figure of "30,000+ sites hacked" from, but I seriously doubt that many even exist, let alone got hacked. Hooks were removed in May 2012, and obviouly it was decided before that, pretty much since vB5 development was started afaik. Fun fact : The replacement 'Extensions' were originally called API Filters. |
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On a serious note though, would be nice to see them back and no clue why they were removed to begin with, if they had a valid reason I'd love to hear it. |
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