vBonjour - Who Has Posted Today Add On
Mod Version: 1.0.0, by peterska2
This modification is in the archives.
| vB Version: 3.6.4 | Rating:  (0 vote - 0 average) |
Installs: 30 |
| Released: 12 Dec 2006 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 144 |
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vBonjour
Easy Customizable Portal System
Who Has Posted Today Add On
Brought to you by http://www.peterska2.co.uk
What is vBonjour?
vBonjour is an alternative to vBAdvanced. It is an easy to install, modular portal system designed as a gateway to your site.
Why vBonjour?
This is pretty simple really. As the front page is the first thing that your visitors see, it is a welcome page. The first few names that were thought of were either very boring, or far too long winded and not at all catchy.
What is the Who Has Posted Today Add On?
The Who Has Posted Today Add On adds the details of al users who have posted on your forums today. This add on has two product files, one for existing users of Paul M's Who Has Posted Today modification, and one for fresh installations. In contrast to the other add ons, this one uses it's own setting group in the vBOptions. This allows existing users of the Who Has Posted Today modification to use the same settings.
Why is it so modular?
vBonjour is extremely modular to allow for maximum customization of the page. The idea is to make it as easy as possible to install the items that you want to have included, and not have anything which you would be simply turning off. By using a modular method it means that every site can easily achieve their own custom portal without having to know any coding.
I want to add something that isn't already included. How do I go about this?
vBonjour makes use of the plugin system and includes it's own hooks. This allows easy devlopment of additional Add Ons and maximum flexability.
What about the ACP? Is it really complicated?
Unlike other systems, almost all the settings for vBonjour are collected in one setting group in the vBOptions. Because you only install what you want to use, you don't need to have lots of settings. Anything which does not use settings in the Portal settings group is highlighted in the documentation for that Add On.
Ok, so where are the screen shots?
No screenshots are currently available and this is not yet available on the live demo. Once either screenshots are available or the live demo includes it, then this post will be updated.
What versions of vBulletin does vBonjour work with?
vBonjour will work with vBulletin 3.6.0 and above. Support for sites running versions earlier than 3.6.0 will not be given.
What versions of vBonjour does the Who Has Posted Today Add On work with?
This module is currently compatible with vBonjour version 1.0.0
Credits for this add on go to Paul M who kindly gave permission for his Who Has Posted Today modification to be adapted for use with vBonjour.
I hope that you like this system. Please remember to mark it as installed to recieve notification of updates and support. Support will only be provided to those who have clicked install.
Easy Customizable Portal System
Who Has Posted Today Add On
Brought to you by http://www.peterska2.co.uk
What is vBonjour?
vBonjour is an alternative to vBAdvanced. It is an easy to install, modular portal system designed as a gateway to your site.
Why vBonjour?
This is pretty simple really. As the front page is the first thing that your visitors see, it is a welcome page. The first few names that were thought of were either very boring, or far too long winded and not at all catchy.
What is the Who Has Posted Today Add On?
The Who Has Posted Today Add On adds the details of al users who have posted on your forums today. This add on has two product files, one for existing users of Paul M's Who Has Posted Today modification, and one for fresh installations. In contrast to the other add ons, this one uses it's own setting group in the vBOptions. This allows existing users of the Who Has Posted Today modification to use the same settings.
Why is it so modular?
vBonjour is extremely modular to allow for maximum customization of the page. The idea is to make it as easy as possible to install the items that you want to have included, and not have anything which you would be simply turning off. By using a modular method it means that every site can easily achieve their own custom portal without having to know any coding.
I want to add something that isn't already included. How do I go about this?
vBonjour makes use of the plugin system and includes it's own hooks. This allows easy devlopment of additional Add Ons and maximum flexability.
What about the ACP? Is it really complicated?
Unlike other systems, almost all the settings for vBonjour are collected in one setting group in the vBOptions. Because you only install what you want to use, you don't need to have lots of settings. Anything which does not use settings in the Portal settings group is highlighted in the documentation for that Add On.
Ok, so where are the screen shots?
No screenshots are currently available and this is not yet available on the live demo. Once either screenshots are available or the live demo includes it, then this post will be updated.
What versions of vBulletin does vBonjour work with?
vBonjour will work with vBulletin 3.6.0 and above. Support for sites running versions earlier than 3.6.0 will not be given.
What versions of vBonjour does the Who Has Posted Today Add On work with?
This module is currently compatible with vBonjour version 1.0.0
Credits for this add on go to Paul M who kindly gave permission for his Who Has Posted Today modification to be adapted for use with vBonjour.
I hope that you like this system. Please remember to mark it as installed to recieve notification of updates and support. Support will only be provided to those who have clicked install.
Download
This modification is archived, downloads are still allowed.
vBonjour - Who Has Posted Today Add On.zip (5.8 KB, 252 downloads)
Supporters / CoAuthors
- Paul M