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What is the big change from 3.0 to 3.5?
I know what VB states, but I would be curious to see some opinions of people who have upgraded. Currently, I have 3.0.8., but I don't see any big upgrades for me to migrate over to.
Additionally, I would like to see some feedback on people that had a ton of hacks installed in 3.0 and upgraded to 3.5. What are som tips. Mike |
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Upgrade, once you have gone to 3.5.0 then most other upgrades are painless as there are very few code modifications required as most stuff is now done via plugins.
I upgraded at the 3.5.0 beta 3 stage and haven't looked back. Features wise, you have the AJAX quick reply and quick edit, inline moderation, and the plugin system. There's probably a load more stuff that I can't just think of right now. (Let me off on that though, it's 12:30AM here and I've had a bad day!) On my 3.0.x I had practically every hack you can install, installed. If I tell you that my installed hacks pages on here were 4.5 pages long it sorta gives you an indication. Now on my 3.5.0 I've got approx 30-40 hacks installed. I've upgraded through the beta's and RC's with no issues whatsoever and only had to edit about 3 files per upgrade. Seriously, in the long run it's worth it, plus you get the new funky features to play with. |
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One thing I really like is it's much easier to delete or manage posts as now there is a check box next to each for the admin. You can check off a whole page of posts if you want and either delete or move them quickly.
Probably other things too but this one sticks out for me. |
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