vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1
 

[high]The XSS security flaw reported in this modification has been fixed by Staff and a new zip file (3.5.1a) uploaded.[/high]

Here is a port of my vBug Tracker hack from vb 3.0.x. This mimics the Bug Tracker found at vBulletin.

Details:

• 7 - table additions
  96 - Phrases Added
  3 - file additions
  2 - xml files
  8 - template additions
  3 - Plugins

Please click install for support! For those interested, the Pro version is in development and should be out soon. It will be released at vb-scripts.com.

Sept 25, 2005
Bug fixes:

• * Added Missing phrases for editing status, type & severity.
  * Fixed bug in changing displayorder

Sept 26, 2005
Bug Fixes/Changes

• * Fixed bugcache issue and tested
  * Added admin usergroup permissions

Sept 27, 2005 (Part 1)
Bug Fixes:

• * Fixed subscribe issues and missing phrases.

Sept 27, 2005 (Part 2)

• * Complete rewrite of the subscription piece including the unsubscribe.
  * Subscriptions fully tested and working from all aspects!

Nov 7, 2005

• * Fixed missing table prefix when editing status.
  * Fixed issue when editing severities.
  * Now supports secondary usergroups.

Nov 24, 2005

• * Fixed extra span tag in list template.
  * Fixed searching on version.
  * Added "unassigned" to dropdown.

Jul 11, 2006

• * XSS Flaw fixed by Staff.

To upgrade:

Import the product xml and select "Allow Overwrite".
Upload all the files overwriting the old ones.

Lastly... Please follow the instructions exactly as they are outlined in the documents/install.txt and in the order as listed to avoid any problems.

Updated for vBulletin 3.7, Get it here

Thanks :)

GREAT JOB! installs

Thanks for this ;) Was looking for this for a new site I'm working on.

How much will the pro version cost? Will there be an upgrade script if we install this right now?

Any significant extra features?

Been waiting for this a looooong time. :)

Seeing a slight issue

Even if i select all to yes i still get the same message and there is a blank field where I am assuming Bug settings are under Admin Permissions.


Any help?

Not sure on price yet sorry. Upgrade, yes. As for features...

• * Support for multiple projects.
  * Passwording of Projects
  * Adding of attachments when submitting bugs.
  * WYSIWYG editor and Quoting of responses to bugs.
  * Who's viewing this bug.
  * plus many more features.

Strange...working for me fine. Any errors when saving the permissions?

What do we upload? .svn, admincp, includes, and vbug.php correct?

Might want to change that error message as it's under usergroup settings not Admin Permissions. Also when adding this I got this blank field under Admin Permissions screen.

.svn wasn't supposed to be there as I use a subversion repository for keeping track of all my projects and development. Disregard it and just upload everything else.

Edit: File updated...

Uhmm...this is for vbulletin 3.5.0 RC3 and those permissions don't belong to this hack nor are they part of it.

I am running RC3 ;) But that only appeared after i installed this, but as i said the message needs changing since it's under usergroup and not admin settings....

Nevermind... I figured it out.

In process of testing.

Sorry...been juggling 6 projects at once including my main job during the day. Funny part is it only took me about 2 hours to port it over so my bad for not doing it sooner.

Installed fine. Permissions seem fine. In the process of testing now. Presently the only thing I'm seeing wrong is options not showing in most of the dropdowns.

Go to your admincp and edit only one of each item i.e Version, type, status etc...and then your cache will be set. Let me update the installer so this won't happen again.

Installed. Btw, you still have an entire folder called "vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.0" which contains nothing but empty folders and .svn folders.
A tip for you: Use Export and not Checkout when you are releasing SVN based projects ;)

install and get this msg. everything seems working fine

I'm getting an SQL error

Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 3:

Invalid SQL:
UPDATE vb3_usergroup SET

### UPDATE QUERY GENERATED BY fetch_query_sql() ###
`title` = 'Administrators',
`description` = '',
`usertitle` = 'Administrator',
`opentag` = '<font color=\"red\"><b><i>',
`closetag` = '</i></b></font>',
`passwordexpires` = '0',
`passwordhistory` = '0',
`forumpermissions` = '1048575',
`attachlimit` = '0',
`pmquota` = '500',
`pmpermissions` = '3',
`pmsendmax` = '500',
`calendarpermissions` = '63',
`wolpermissions` = '31',
`adminpermissions` = '3',
`genericpermissions` = '204472255',
`genericoptions` = '31',
`profilepicmaxwidth` = '100',
`profilepicmaxheight` = '100',
`profilepicmaxsize` = '65535',
`avatarmaxwidth` = '80',
`avatarmaxheight` = '80',
`avatarmaxsize` = '20000',
`supportpermissions` = '0',
`vbugpermissions` = '7'
WHERE usergroupid=6;

MySQL Error : Unknown column 'supportpermissions' in 'field list'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Sunday, September 25th 2005 @ 04:24:54 PM
Script : url/admincp/usergroup.php
Referrer : url/admincp/usergroup.php?do=edit&usergroupid=6
IP Address : HIDDEN
Username : Admin
Classname : vb_database

Another error: When editing statuses, the print_table_header phrase is empty.

Ok...let me look into it...

supportpermissions is another hack and isn't associated with vBug Tracker. Did you just uninstll a support hack? If so the uninstaller didn't remove it's permissions.

actually, yes i did, thanks

Are you running a branded free vbulletin? This line does a preg to add my info to the vbulletin footer.

That did the trick. Cheers!

Successfully posted a test bug too.

That's caused by another hack, not this one as I took the liberty to find out. It's caused by the RPG Inferno hack.

I found a little something: In 'Modify Bug Types' it doesn't save the orders if you edit them. To update the order you have to click on each bug type manually.

Yeah update order doesn't work on anything including severities etc. I think that's because there's no "redirect" thing. Also, I'm not sure if this is intended, the bar on top when you edit bug types is a little weird looking. Nothing major though. Other than that, no bugs & great hack. Thanks man.

Ok...let me check it out...

Yeah, yet to check that with other plugins disabled though.

funny thing is i don't have that hack installed nor would i touch it with a 10 foot pole.

Fixed...updated the file, listed bug fixes and provided upgrade instructions in first post.

Great one DW. Thanks.

Installing right now :)

Ok... anyways, it's not this hack that's causing it. I've even tried installing/uninstalling. Nothing. So it's probably something else you've installed.

Dark_Wizard: Thanks for the quick fix.

Impressive fix. :) Looks fine and dandy now. I'll keep you posted if I discover anything else.

Even the style appears to have been coded correctly (no weird colours with my styles).

Your code lacks a check to see if the cache system functions properly.
Im getting foreach errors after something happened that I think broke the cache system (I dont have access to the table atm so I can't verify this), but you should code in a check to see if unserialize either fails or returns not an array, and also a rebuild function available in the main vbugs.php that will update the cache properly.
And yes, I did try saving all Statuses/etc.

PS: You should make an ACP option for the filename of the bugtracker, currently I have to rename it manually.

Did you grab the latest file? There was a bug fix to the cache...