vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1

[high]The XSS security flaw reported in this modification has been fixed by Staff and a new zip file (3.5.1a) uploaded.[/high]

Here is a port of my vBug Tracker hack from vb 3.0.x. This mimics the Bug Tracker found at vBulletin.

Details:

• 7 - table additions
  96 - Phrases Added
  3 - file additions
  2 - xml files
  8 - template additions
  3 - Plugins

Please click install for support! For those interested, the Pro version is in development and should be out soon. It will be released at vb-scripts.com.

Sept 25, 2005
Bug fixes:

• * Added Missing phrases for editing status, type & severity.
  * Fixed bug in changing displayorder

Sept 26, 2005
Bug Fixes/Changes

• * Fixed bugcache issue and tested
  * Added admin usergroup permissions

Sept 27, 2005 (Part 1)
Bug Fixes:

• * Fixed subscribe issues and missing phrases.

Sept 27, 2005 (Part 2)

• * Complete rewrite of the subscription piece including the unsubscribe.
  * Subscriptions fully tested and working from all aspects!

Nov 7, 2005

• * Fixed missing table prefix when editing status.
  * Fixed issue when editing severities.
  * Now supports secondary usergroups.

Nov 24, 2005

• * Fixed extra span tag in list template.
  * Fixed searching on version.
  * Added "unassigned" to dropdown.

Jul 11, 2006

• * XSS Flaw fixed by Staff.

To upgrade:

Import the product xml and select "Allow Overwrite".
Upload all the files overwriting the old ones.

Lastly... Please follow the instructions exactly as they are outlined in the documents/install.txt and in the order as listed to avoid any problems.

Updated for vBulletin 3.7, Get it here

[Dark_Wizard]

Ok...here was the issue, I wrote the coding for PHP 5.x/MySQL 4.x and forgot about backward compatability. It is now fixed so you can now download the new file.

[timmed]

I cannot assign anyone bugs if they have more than 1 secondary usergroup. I've created a usergroup so they can administer bugs, but if they are assigned to another one as well, it doesnt work.

Also, is there a way to edit a bug and leave it unassigned?

[theArchitect]

Originally Posted by Dark_Wizard

Ok...here was the issue, I wrote the coding for PHP 5.x and forgot about backward compatability. It is now fixed so you can now download the new file.

Many thanks. Installed and working as designed.

[Mone']

Originally Posted by theArchitect

Many thanks. Installed and working as designed.

Hi Dark_Wizard,
any update on the PRO Version?
I've been checking your site and the pro version features are much better

[Dark_Wizard]

Originally Posted by timmed

I cannot assign anyone bugs if they have more than 1 secondary usergroup. I've created a usergroup so they can administer bugs, but if they are assigned to another one as well, it doesnt work.

Also, is there a way to edit a bug and leave it unassigned?

So your saying you have more than one usergroup/secondary group that has admin rights to bugs?

You can edit the bug in the admincp.

[Dark_Wizard]

Originally Posted by Mone'

Hi Dark_Wizard,
any update on the PRO Version?
I've been checking your site and the pro version features are much better

Due to the extent of the features in the Pro version this is taking longer than anticipated, just keep checking the site as I won't commit or comment on any dates.

[Mone']

Originally Posted by Dark_Wizard

Due to the extent of the features in the Pro version this is taking longer than anticipated, just keep checking the site as I won't commit or comment on any dates.

will do
so far our user are enjoying the lite version and making life easier on our website

[timmed]

Originally Posted by Dark_Wizard

So your saying you have more than one usergroup/secondary group that has admin rights to bugs?

You can edit the bug in the admincp.

Here is an example of a user on the board

they usually have their primary usergroup as registered users
Secondary usergroups are based on what forums they can view, some can have as many as 5 or 10 different ones.

I currently have the administrator usergroup and a second one that can administer bugs. What I found is that if I put someone in that second group, and they have other secondary usergroups, they wont be able to be assigned to a bug. However, if they don't have another secondary usergroup they will be able.

[Dark_Wizard]

Originally Posted by timmed

Here is an example of a user on the board

they usually have their primary usergroup as registered users
Secondary usergroups are based on what forums they can view, some can have as many as 5 or 10 different ones.

I currently have the administrator usergroup and a second one that can administer bugs. What I found is that if I put someone in that second group, and they have other secondary usergroups, they wont be able to be assigned to a bug. However, if they don't have another secondary usergroup they will be able.

Ok...will look into it.

[majorxp]

For what it is worth, I have the exact same configuration as timmed (although I have been still holding out actually running this on my live server).