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For larger forum owners, do you find your users prefer an entire portal system such as vbadvanced or just a plain forum? The reason I ask, is to some a portal may seem cluttered and detract from their quest to reach the forum. However they definately have a lot of great features. Which do users prefer?
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our users like the portal feature that we have, although the portal does not do what we require as yet
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I'm not a big fan of portals, and sometimes they're enough to put me off from signing up to a forum..
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Is it possible to setup a forum in a backwards sort of way? Meaning the first thing they see is your actual forums and if they want, they can then browse to your portal areas from there?
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yes, setup your forums in your public_html folder and in there put a file called portal.php and then just link to that
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