[Logician]

Originally posted by NTLDR
The thing that made me think that it may not work is the fact that the template system (I'm sure I read somewhere) has change quite abit, but that depends how much this hack relies on the built-in template system of vB.

It doesnt matter even if vbulletin totally revokes the entire template system, let alone changing a bit. WebTemplates (although having the name template) has nothing to do with vbulletin templates. They are kept in a non-vbulletin table, they are created/modified in a non-vbulletin code and they are parsed in a non-vbulletin script. So whatever modification is made in the vbulletin template system, will not effect this hack.

The hack's only common point with Vbulletin is, it uses vbulletin's variables and values (such as username, user style set id etc.) and hack compiles this info via global.php, just like other vbulletin scripts like showthread.php, forumdisplay.php etc. So if they dont touch this system, script will work with even vbulletin 3000 If they change the system, then they have to substitute a similiar system to compile userdata for native vbulletin files and then I have to make a modification in my script and apply the same system they have adopted.

Therefore I dont think there will be any problems with new releases.