[BasilFawlty]

Originally Posted by Dave

This site runs on a lot of custom modifications. It will cost too much time (=money) to convert it to vBulletin 5.

"if it ain't broke, don't fix it"

Exactly my thoughts.

[Delfi_r]

My site has a lot of content on a VaultWiki installation. I'm not following them to Xenforo, but If I get vBulletin running on PHP 7.3 someday Ill stay.

After that? Who knows?

[romaine]

I have more mods that working with vB4, if I upgrade to vB5 they will not work.

[stangger5]

I just got around to trying Meister2017 edits, from this post.
https://www.vbulletin.org/forum/show...7&postcount=20

My vb 4.2.5 works fine with PHP 7.4 so far.

[Hostboard]

Originally Posted by stangger5

I just got around to trying Meister2017 edits, from this post.
https://www.vbulletin.org/forum/show...7&postcount=20

My vb 4.2.5 works fine with PHP 7.4 so far.

VB5 is what I would say as being unobtainable for my site due to its nature and level of customization would be cost prohibitive to attempt a migration.

I have the "unofficial" 4.2.6 and have yet to install it as the source it comes from is questionable to where I question if it has any external calls that might be implanted and compromise the security of the system.

I will make the changes outlined in the diff as they are from a much more reliable source in MHO.

Are there any templates wth in VB 4.2.5 that would also require "touching"?

[stangger5]

I dont remember making any template edits.

[socialteenz]

I don't like it.

[Prince]

Originally Posted by SilverBoy

Dears forums owners

I want to know your reasons to stuck at vB4 till now and not go to vB5, and if there are important plugins that you need in your site most than any thing, what are they?

Interesting to read your comments.

Sincerely Yours.

IMO because vB 5 bites.

[Greek76]

I don’t like the way it looks. I prefer the traditional look of vb forums specifically vb3 and 4. VB5 looks too much like Xenforo which I don’t like.