[vBWonders]

Originally Posted by akz645

Yeah, it's a test forum
That's what it's for. To test out modifications.

The number of modifications are high because many of them do minor changes (like most of Ozzymods). They all work with eachother. Feel free to disable whatever you want.



That isn't a custom mod.
That came with vbulletin 4.2.3.

Hashtagging has proven to work.

DB Tech user tagging PRO has hashtag, which even works on my forum (my friend let me try it and no conflicts occurred).
"PHP Warning: array_unique() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in ..../dbtech/usertag/includes/class_cache.php on line 106"
It's that line which I believe causes clashing.

You can edit DB Tech products.
http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/f10/r...855/#post95898

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After all my installation, I throughly test out the new modification and go back to check my previous modifications.
They don't conflict with eachother, well at least, I haven't found any conflicts.

The only conflict I've found is with your modification. That's why I'm requesting you upload a file, with all your modifications disabled.
This way, I can activate only the ones that will work on my forum (assuming you don't find a fix).

Let me tell you something technically about your forum, You've 110 modification installed in your forum, These modifications editing ALL around your forum ... Every single area in your forum is edited by one or more modification in your forum because you've 110 modifications installed in your forum.

vBWonders is also editing most of vBulletin areas, So your tests forum with the current number of modifications makes IMPOSSIBLE to anyone to check the conflicts as no one will check the codes of more than 110 modification!

Tests environment :

When you are trying to make a real tests environment then it should be a copy of your forum with the same modifications installed in the live forum same hosting, The same of everything of your live forum.

For sure you are not installing 110 modification in your live forum!

That's what is really called a tests environment not what you've currently!