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vbArticles by Mary Details »»
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Zipfile removed by the author. Members who have installed it, can download the updated php file at http://www.microhellas.com/vbarticles.rar (Sorry can'y upload .rar file here) Future installations of vbArticles even from Members who have downloaded it before are prohibited. Supporters / CoAuthors Show Your Support
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Looks very interesting!
I saw on your support site that members profiles are used but where are the actual articles stored, in a vBulletin forum or it's own table? If in it's own table then can the vB search functions be hooked into to also search the new table? |
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Too promising to not investigate.
Clicks install. |
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No, I'm using my own table (vbarticles_articles). I'm always trying to avoid dealing with vb database to keep my modules compatible with upcoming and previous versions.
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Perhaps a silly question but are the source of the "articles" posts made, articles written by your users, articles submitted but written by other sites or a newsfeed (RSS)?
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No..no... All articles are posted by the site members.
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Any screenshots of the article layout?
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Very Nice Work Dear Maria
Clicks *Install* and Nominated for MOTM ![]() Can we change "vbarticles.php" to "articles.php" ? also "vbarticles" directory name to "articles" |
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Wow thank you very much! Finally, I have been waiting for this.
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revered!
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