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15 May 2009, 15:22
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Version user is using in profile
When someone makes a post in a modification and says that it is working or not working, you never know what version they are running unless they state it. It would be nice to have that in the users profile so we could see if it something worked for them, what version they are using of vB.
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15 May 2009, 15:31
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It is in the user's profile. You've listed that you are using 3.6.11. However, you are assuming the user actually keeps that field accurate. I know when I upgraded to 3.8, I forgot to change that field for a few months.
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15 May 2009, 15:39
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Originally Posted by Lynne
Or they put anything at all! I think it should be mandatory... And it would be nice if it showed in the postbit, but that's not necessary I guess. (Just make things go a little smoother)
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15 May 2009, 15:49
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You could also post something in your announce post that says "If you leave a comment about this modifications working, or not working, please list your version of vbulletin also."
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15 May 2009, 16:13
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Originally Posted by Lynne
You put a lot of trust into users...
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15 May 2009, 16:22
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Originally Posted by BlueNinjaGo
Hope springs eternal.
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15 May 2009, 16:23
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Your vb version (assuming you keep it up to date) is already in your profile and your postbit, so Im not sure what this is asking about ?
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15 May 2009, 16:36
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It isn't in your postbit. The version in the postbit in the mods forums is the version of the modification you last downloaded, not the version of vbulletin you put in your profile.
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15 May 2009, 17:39
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The profile field should be a dropdown with a range of values... 3.5.X, 3.6.X, 3.8.X, 4.0.X, etc...
If you want to know why look at the value I have for mine. Not exactly helpful.
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15 May 2009, 17:53
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Well, you are on Staff over at vb.com, so maybe you really are running vb4.6 beta 2!
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15 May 2009, 18:52
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Originally Posted by Lynne
LOL... ohh yeah, updating now & thanks for the "reminder"
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15 May 2009, 19:34
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Originally Posted by Lynne
Yes it is.
Originally Posted by Lynne
No it isnt, in the mods forums you have vB Version and Version (which is the mod version).
Originally Posted by Wayne Luke
Yes, I tend to agree, its simply always been a text field, and no one has ever suggested otherwise (until now). Not sure off the top of my head how easy it would be to change it now (or even if its worth it).
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15 May 2009, 21:18
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Originally Posted by Paul M
I don't see anyone in this thread with their vBulletin version in their postbit
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15 May 2009, 21:30
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vbulletin is constantly changing - new versions are out more frequently
IMO it's not needed. most people will ignore option or never update it
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15 May 2009, 22:21
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Originally Posted by Dean C
The confusion here would seem to be because of a difference between the postbit and postbit legacy templates - apparently its only in the legacy version now, I wasnt aware it had been removed from the other template.
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