I'm not going to reply in the manner I want to. To be short I now know I have the option of excepting the error messages (which by the way I think is a very poor standard to set) or I can revert to WP like I used up until 2008 when I purchased (and was happy with) vb before it lowered it's standards.
Well, consider that you can't fix something that isn't actually broken. Like I said, a warning and an error are different. Some of these warnings are saying "hey, we might someday stop using this function in a future version of PHP sometime down the road. But it fundamentally still works." With that said, PHP errors are notoriously uninformative and even misleading at times. This is a issue with PHP, not vBulletin.
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Admin, moderator, or whoever, please remove my account.
They usually don't do that. But like I said, take some time off. We'll still be here if you decided to come back.
12-14-2013, 05:30 PM
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