Add-On Releases - vBug Tracker Lite 3.7

After many requests I decided to revive this addon from the vBulletin 3.5.x days. For those who don't know, this addon was a mimic of the original Bug Tracker found on vBulletin.com.

I will provide support only to those who click install. I have many other features I will be adding as time permits. Enjoy!

Edit...
I am currently working on a new version with many new features so the demo doesn't work at present. If someone would be kind enough to supply a demo link I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!

[redlabour]

Please don?t forget:

• Checkbox in AdminCP to choose which Status should close a Bug (Duplicate, Won?t fix .....)
• Maybe a function to link Duplicate Bugs to the Original Bug
• Edit Response
• Use BB-Code (Specially for URL?s)

[Dark_Wizard]

Originally Posted by redlabour

Please don?t forget:

• Checkbox in AdminCP to choose which Status should close a Bug (Duplicate, Won?t fix .....)
• Maybe a function to link Duplicate Bugs to the Original Bug
• Edit Response
• Use BB-Code (Specially for URL?s)

Checkbox I'll look into.
Duplicate bugs will take some time.
Edit response is in the works
BBcode and WYSIWYG are now working..

[JokeAss]

Very good plugin!

But change the name of "vbugs.php" to "bugs.php". This plugin is good enough to not be competed by any other bug tracking plugin (are there any other?)

[redlabour]

Feature Request:

I like to see the Bugtracker on Forumhome as a Forum with Admins as Moderators and all Postings and Views counted like a real Forum.

At this Time i have included it as a external Link in Forumhome because it replaces our old Bugforum.

[JokeAss]

That would rock.

One thing that you should add - is that the plugin automatically adds a link in the navbar.
Just make a hook in parse_templates, and do ex.

PHP Code:

$vbulletin->templatecache['navbar'] = str_replace('vbphrase[faq]</a></td>','vbphrase[faq]</a></td><td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="'.$vbulletin->options['bburl'].'/vbugs.php">Bug Tracker</a></td>',$vbulletin->templatecache['navbar']); 


[Dark_Wizard]

Originally Posted by JokeAss

Very good plugin!

But change the name of "vbugs.php" to "bugs.php". This plugin is good enough to not be competed by any other bug tracking plugin (are there any other?)

Thank you! I was considering the name change but I have had it this way since the vbulletin 3.0.x days....I would however consider it an option in the vbug tracker settings.

[redlabour]

Seems like Project is dead. Clicked uninstall and buyed a Licence of vBulletin Project Tools.

[Namaless]

Originally Posted by redlabour

Seems like Project is dead. Clicked uninstall and buyed a Licence of vBulletin Project Tools.

I don't like the vb project tools.. Have more features and not found my preferences...

I like this hack and develop with this..

Regards.

[Namaless]

Originally Posted by JokeAss

That would rock.

One thing that you should add - is that the plugin automatically adds a link in the navbar.
Just make a hook in parse_templates, and do ex.

PHP Code:

$vbulletin->templatecache['navbar'] = str_replace('vbphrase[faq]</a></td>','vbphrase[faq]</a></td><td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="'.$vbulletin->options['bburl'].'/vbugs.php">Bug Tracker</a></td>',$vbulletin->templatecache['navbar']); 


I have added one phrase into "vBulletin Global" named "vbugs_tracker" => "vBug Tracker"

After create new custom template named "vbugs_navbar_link" and insert into this code:

<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="vbugs.php$session[sessionurl_q]">$vbphrase[vbug_tracker]</a></td>

And for finish create new Plugin for vbugs named "vBug Tracker - Navbar Link Template" with this code inside:

PHP Code:

eval('$template_hook[navbar_buttons_right] .= "' . fetch_template('vbug_navbar_link') . '";'); 


For now not released new version of this script. Before require to authorization for update and after if the author autorize me, releasing

Regards.

[Jacob B]

If this project is still alive, I'll create fresh new templates for it. Who is currently working on this?