[Mark.B]

Originally Posted by Disco_Stu

You need to get a clue. I am complaining about the following (so it is crystal clear to you):

1) I was not informed prior to purchasing this software that warning messages were being suppressed. The sellers should have informed potential customers of this

2) I was told by a support staff member that these warning messages have been around for a decade without being addressed. That is unacceptable coding practice in my book

3) I was told by the same support staff member that they did not have the knowledge "laying around" about the code that was generating the messages. This means that they are selling software that they have no knowledge about. If you know nothing about the code then how do you support it? How do you properly test each new release? How do you even know what it contains? And why can't you understand it? Do you not have the technical skill set to understand it?


Are you clear now? Do you now understand what I am talking about?

Yes vBulletin do have the technical skillset to develop and support their products. Hence 4.2.2 and 4.2.3 dealing with the warnings and also adding php compatibility to latest versions. However, feel free to ignore these facts and continue with inaccurate rants, as everyone else can now see the facts.

And yes, I do understand what you're talking about, it's just that you're completely wrong.