View Full Version : vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1
Delphiprogrammi
25 Aug 2006, 07:36
You mean this?
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yeah this query
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is there in the database (afteryou import the product xml)
while this one
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will give a "values count don't match column count at row 1" error the attribute for the serialize column is missing in this query
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would fix that note the bold part
I'm not sure I follow your explanation, but I've tried replacing this query
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with
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but this still fails. Am I not understanding you?
Zelda-King
01 Sep 2006, 21:52
No the instructions were instead of having the script make the query, run it yourself in vBulletin's query manager.
Noxious
04 Sep 2006, 14:16
right ok, so far i have
Downloaded the file vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1a.zip
Downloaded the file vbugs.php
Uploaded and extracted vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1a.zip
Overwritten the original vbugs.php file with the vbugs.php file in this thread
Ran the product file and then manually entered the query
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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and i still getting the same errors
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 570
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 575
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 580
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 585
what did i miss?
Ok, to clarify the process:
Downloaded the file vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1a.zip
Extract vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1a.zip
Edit "product-vBug_lite.xml"
- Look for line:
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and replace with
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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Save the xml file.
Upload relavent files to your forum directory.
Install the "product-vBug_lite.xml" and you should be good to go!
(Too lazy? I've attached a fixed version of the archive!)
Noxious
04 Sep 2006, 15:42
yup now our vbugs works great, doesnt it murdo m8 :)
indeedy! great team effort :)
Zelda-King
04 Sep 2006, 20:32
Fixed here too, but just a note to others:
An XML upgrade (allow overwrite) doesn't fix it (not for me anyway). You need to uninstall the product THEN install the new version.
Backup the vbug tables and then when the product is reinstalled, select edit for one of your types/versions then save in order to update the dropdowns.
Noxious
09 Sep 2006, 14:27
Fixed here too, but just a note to others:
An XML upgrade (allow overwrite) doesn't fix it (not for me anyway). You need to uninstall the product THEN install the new version.
Backup the vbug tables and then when the product is reinstalled, select edit for one of your types/versions then save in order to update the dropdowns.
yes thats something we were unable to test as ours was a new installation
Psionic Vision
09 Sep 2006, 14:58
You need to uninstall the product THEN install the new version.
lol... But uninstalling the product erases all the data from the database. Which makes it pointless to use this bugtracker in the first place.
Noxious
09 Sep 2006, 18:31
Backup the vbug tables and then when the product is reinstalled, select edit for one of your types/versions then save in order to update the dropdowns.
may i point to the quoted highlighted part
Psionic Vision
09 Sep 2006, 18:41
Of course, but if there is a difference in table structure between the new and old versions, there could be a problem.
Noxious
09 Sep 2006, 20:07
ah stop crying your only moaning because you expect people to be ripped off by you, if you wanna upgrade from vb3.5 to vb3.6 and keep the bug system all you have to do is manually enter this sql code
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otherwise if its a new installation, the altered files me and murdo did in this post (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showpost.php?p=1067801&postcount=255) are fine.
quite simple really isn't it much better than being ripped off $35 for one, wouldn't you say. Lets all boycot VisonScripts and shut this fool up once and for all, says everything about him his sig do not expect any of my free 3.5 hacks to become available on 3.6 anytime soon! get a life stop trying to rip people off
Delphiprogrammi
09 Sep 2006, 20:23
ah stop crying your only moaning because you expect people to be ripped off by you, if you wanna upgrade from vb3.5 to vb3.6 and keep the bug system all you have to do is manually enter this sql code
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Code is only visible to licensed users, and only when logged into the forums.
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otherwise if its a new installation, the altered files me and murdo did in this post (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showpost.php?p=1067801&postcount=255) are fine.
quite simple really isn't it much better than being ripped off $35 for one, wouldn't you say. Lets all boycot VisonScripts and shut this fool up once and for all, says everything about him his sig do not expect any of my free 3.5 hacks to become available on 3.6 anytime soon! get a life stop trying to rip people off
hmmm "being ripped off" i use two scripts provided by visonscripts and i have never been ripped off.This bugtracker is nothing compared to the Vs bugtracker ...If he chooces not to update his free hacks that's his right nothing you can say about that.
Zelda-King
10 Sep 2006, 00:16
Of course, but if there is a difference in table structure between the new and old versions, there could be a problem.Possible. I haven't found one yet. What I do have is a cosmetic problem as reported in this post (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showpost.php?p=1028255&postcount=238). It looks alright when a new bug is submitted then goes awry (see attachment in link) when an admin edits/assigns the bug.
Psionic Vision
10 Sep 2006, 03:00
do not expect any of my free 3.5 hacks to become available on 3.6 anytime soon!
The reason I have that in my signature is because I do have a life and unfortunately, due to a variety of personal reasons that exist outside of the internet, this particular year have almost no spare time. I won't get into details as to why since you probably don't care anyway...
P.S. It seems that there is a slight difference between the datastore table in vBulletin 3.5 and vBulletin 3.6... Also, foreach is not just a cosmetic problem, but instead it a rather significant sign that there is a problem within the script, and that problem is causing an array of information not to be built properly. I wouldn't know the reason though since I am not the author of this script...
alfaowner
21 Nov 2006, 19:55
I get this every time I try to update the usergroups permissions:
Love to use this... any help out there... its ugp in field list unknown??
Database error in vBulletin 3.5.4:
Invalid SQL:
UPDATE usergroup SET
### UPDATE QUERY GENERATED BY fetch_query_sql() ###
`title` = 'Administrators',
`description` = '',
`usertitle` = 'Admin',
`opentag` = '<span style=\"color: #FF7D01; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;\">',
`closetag` = '</span>',
`passwordexpires` = '0',
`passwordhistory` = '0',
`pagerpermissions` = '13',
`pagerquota` = '100',
`pagerminpost` = '0',
`pagerminpostperday` = '0',
`pagermaxperday` = '10000',
`pagersendmax` = '100',
`pagersendmaxchar` = '500',
`forumpermissions` = '1048575',
`attachlimit` = '0',
`pmquota` = '150',
`pmpermissions` = '3',
`pmsendmax` = '100',
`calendarpermissions` = '63',
`wolpermissions` = '23',
`adminpermissions` = '3',
`genericpermissions` = '205520895',
`genericoptions` = '23',
`profilepicmaxwidth` = '100',
`profilepicmaxheight` = '100',
`profilepicmaxsize` = '100000',
`avatarmaxwidth` = '100',
`avatarmaxheight` = '100',
`avatarmaxsize` = '20000',
`advanced_bbcode_usergroup_on` = '1',
`advanced_bbcode_usergroup_permissions` = '121',
`advanced_bbcode_usergroup_permissions_custom` = 'a1024',
`googlemappermissions` = '1',
`vbugpermissions` = '7',
`ugp` = '0'
WHERE usergroupid=6;
MySQL Error : Unknown column 'ugp' in 'field list'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Tuesday, November 21st 2006 @ 08:51:59 PM
Script : /faqtests/admincp/usergroup.php
Referrer : /faqtests/admincp/usergroup.php?do=edit&usergroupid=6
Username : alfaown
Classname : vb_database
BTW - I installed this one as well, still get same error - vBug Tracker Lite 3.5.1a (with 3.6 support).zip
midihead
08 Feb 2007, 19:49
Been a while since last post. Any support still for this?
Thanks,
M
midihead
08 Feb 2007, 19:57
Any fix yet for the blank page issue? I get a blank page when I check the "subscribe" box and submit a message. This only occurs if I'm REPLYING to an existing bug, not when I post one.
I see others have experienced the same thing. Would be nice to have a fix. Also, it appears to be posting the reply, but twice. Any ideas?
One more thing: How can I set it up so that an Admin is notified every time a new bug or reply is posted?
Thanks,
M
Psionic Vision
09 Feb 2007, 17:06
This project has long been dead, you may want to check out vS-Bug Tracker instead. You can find the link in my signature.
midihead
09 Feb 2007, 17:31
This project has long been dead, you may want to check out vS-Bug Tracker instead. You can find the link in my signature.
Yea, I was afraid of that. I checked out your version and it looks great, but I can't seem to get ionCube working on our server. We installed some support and ticketing software that we gave up on after 2 weeks of hell with ionCube.
Cheers,
M
Psionic Vision
09 Feb 2007, 17:56
Yea, I was afraid of that. I checked out your version and it looks great, but I can't seem to get ionCube working on our server. We installed some support and ticketing software that we gave up on after 2 weeks of hell with ionCube.
Cheers,
M
Who's your hosting provider?
tanyeri24
24 Feb 2007, 21:51
screenshot or a working demo?
Psionic Vision
24 Feb 2007, 23:57
screenshot or a working demo?
Might want to read the last couple of posts. Esspecially post #270.
Xplorer4x4
24 Feb 2007, 23:59
Here is a port of my vBug Tracker hack from vb 3.0.x. This mimics the Bug Tracker found at vBulletin (http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/bugs35.php).
Quoted from second line of the post
tanyeri24
25 Feb 2007, 15:18
Might want to read the last couple of posts. Esspecially post #270.
But it was not your release, thats because I asked.. Anyway thanks for answer.
ThomasR
10 Apr 2007, 09:14
Psionic Vision: as i posted on your forum, no support for the attachment yet? It's a big problem for us to don't have this feature.
Xplorer4x4
10 Apr 2007, 09:28
Psionic Vision: as i posted on your forum, no support for the attachment yet? It's a big problem for us to don't have this feature.
You realize this is a completely different hack then the one PV makes right?
chatzworld
23 May 2007, 10:08
i only hve 1 major problem with this bug tracker, when a user goes to view bugs he/she can view ALL the bugs even if the bug is not theirs, now this is a MAJOR problem as you would not want users seeing stuff submited by other users aspecaly if its complaints!
how can i fix this?
Xplorer4x4
23 May 2007, 10:12
i only hve 1 major problem with this bug tracker, when a user goes to view bugs he/she can view ALL the bugs even if the bug is not theirs, now this is a MAJOR problem as you would not want users seeing stuff submited by other users aspecaly if its complaints!
how can i fix this?
Um it's not a bug, all bug trackers are designed this way.
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/project.php?do=issuelist&projectid=6&issuetypeid=bug&appliesgroupid=7
As you see you can see all bugs.
Psionic Vision
24 May 2007, 18:13
i only hve 1 major problem with this bug tracker, when a user goes to view bugs he/she can view ALL the bugs even if the bug is not theirs, now this is a MAJOR problem as you would not want users seeing stuff submited by other users aspecaly if its complaints!
how can i fix this?
There is another hack that has a function of making bugs private. If you are interested, see my signature.
LewisAinslie
15 Jul 2007, 16:20
Yes but thats a payed mod, we need free mods
DeMiNe0
01 Aug 2007, 15:33
Not to mention YOU mod is dead too now. Now we really need a bug tracker.
utw-Mephisto
16 Oct 2007, 17:20
Not to mention YOU mod is dead too now. Now we really need a bug tracker.
Maybe people rather pay $50 for an official (and supported) one ?
Darkwaltz4
27 Nov 2007, 11:22
:D if any of you would like a new bug tracker to use, check out vBTracker...
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=163094
extremejoomla
19 Mar 2008, 01:40
Getting a foreach error at the top of each page. On homepage get the following:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 123
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 128
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 133
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 138
Not sure what the problem is - I am sure it is user error but can't figure out how to fix it.
Anybody help?
Thanks!
David
Shawn Yue
28 Mar 2008, 08:38
I Also having This Problem Vbulletin Message
You Do Not Have Permission
When I Go vbugs.php
Why LiKE THIS????
I WANT VBUGS.PHP
I RUNNING ON 3.6.8....
LT Mote
31 Mar 2008, 12:36
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 568
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 573
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 578
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 583
joe1989
16 May 2008, 02:02
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 568
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 573
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 578
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /vbugs.php on line 583
I Also having This Problem Vbulletin Message
You Do Not Have Permission
When I Go vbugs.php
Why LiKE THIS????
I WANT VBUGS.PHP
I RUNNING ON 3.6.8....
Might have something to do with the fact that this mod was released for 3.5, not 3.6, let alone 3.7!!
Make sure you find out if it's compatible before attempting to use, and then wondering why it doesn't work...
Dark_Wizard
16 May 2008, 11:20
I'll look at it and update this to work with 3.7 but give me some time.....
Dark_Wizard
18 May 2008, 01:24
vBug Tracker has been released here (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=179589) for vBulletin 3.7 ;)
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