Can i get 3.8 after renewal?

[Ljusya]

I have a license 3.7.x forum, some times ago my license expired. I want to know - if I uprade/renew my license (60 $ costs) can I get new script 3.8.x version, or 3.7.x only ?

Or i must make new purchase ($180.00) and buy 3.8. version ?

[Mosh]

Originally Posted by Ljusya

I have a license 3.7.x forum, some times ago my license expired. I want to know - if I uprade/renew my license (60 $ costs) can I get new script 3.8.x version, or 3.7.x only ?

Or i must make new purchase ($180.00) and buy 3.8. version ?

If you have an owned license, then you just need to renew your license at the renewal price.

But if the license was a leased license, then you will have to purchase a new license at full price.

You will then be able to download v3.8.x.

[Ljusya]

Thanks, I have owned license

[Trim0]

should i just wait?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Not sure what you are waiting for. Did you purchase a license?

[King Fly]

you can download any version of Vbulletin with a license...they give you the options on vb.com when you go to download your script...thats how people update from 3.7 to 3.8 etc

[Trim0]

Originally Posted by Marco van Herwaarden

Not sure what you are waiting for. Did you purchase a license?

Can I install the mods 3.7 MODs to the 3.8 boards?

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by Trim0

Can I install the mods 3.7 MODs to the 3.8 boards?

Most 3.7 mods work on 3.8 but you'll only know when you try.

3.8 out later today so guessing more coders will be updating their mods

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Originally Posted by Trim0

Can I install the mods 3.7 MODs to the 3.8 boards?

And how does that answer my question?

I still don't know what you mean with your first post.

[Trim0]

Originally Posted by Marco van Herwaarden

Not sure what you are waiting for. Did you purchase a license?

No I did not, I plan on doing so however...
I want the social network MOD and the VB store MOD to be working for 3.8, will that be a problem? And by VB store MOD I mean the MOD that users have a bank and points. I hope you know what I'm talking about.