[lange]

What was wrong with the WYSIWYG Editor in Chrome?

[Dr.CustUmz]

the wysiwyg editor did not work in chrome, this has been a known issue since chrome. I'm not sure why it was never fixed in any official release.

If you are not sure what the editor actually is, open this page in firefox and chrome and compare the editor. (note the right corner in firefox) it offers a live preview of bbcode

[boss22]

Nice, but can you do same for vb 4.2.5?

[Dr.CustUmz]

Originally Posted by boss22

Nice, but can you do same for vb 4.2.5?

If you need your vb4 upgraded that is a service I offer, vb3 is not as widely used or requested that is why I decided to release this.

[boss22]

Originally Posted by Dr.CustUmz

If you need your vb4 upgraded that is a service I offer, vb3 is not as widely used or requested that is why I decided to release this.

Not for now - your files works fine
Have you some solution for this to get work with PHP 7.4 ?

https://www.vbulletin.org/forum/show...11#post2606611

regards

[yellow_spider]

The link gives an error currently ?

The requested page could not be found. (Code: invalid_route, controller: -, action: -)

[rgxadmn]

Hello, what is the current status of the project? Also, I am a vBulletin 3.8 lover and thank you very much for this idea, this project, this initiative and this presentation. This is a very beautiful thing. If only, I wish; If vB3 support was continued by vBulletin authorities; then, it wouldn't even be necessary. Thank you.

[mr-abdurhman]

There are no files ...?

[Midohash]

Interesting, but the link doesn't open!

[Hostboard]

All I found was this...
https://dirtrif.com/resources/vbulletin-drc-edition.6/
Not sure if the files are there or if he is still offering them. Maybe more information if you have an account and are logged in to his site?

[NSanityHD]

If this is still available and it isn't demanded to be taken down I may have to think about trying this on a test board of 3.8.11 because Windows IIS is awful. The question is is it only PHP that's been updated for it? In other words; what MySQL and Apache/nginx version is supported along with PHP 7.4?

[digif]

Upgraded it, but when I switch to PHP 7.4 it doesn't work.

[Dr.CustUmz]

Originally Posted by digif

Upgraded it, but when I switch to PHP 7.4 it doesn't work.

you must not have done it properly, over a year and you are the ONLY case saying it is not working. I even know of a few big boards using this successfully.


Fresh install.
Download vb 3.8.11 from your members area, before installing overwrite the 3.811 files with the ones i provided. run your install script.

upgrade install.
make sure you still have the 3.8.11 core files, upload them to your forum. the upload my files, run upgrade script.

just clicked the link in your sig, seems to be working to me...

not all products will be compatible, you will need to disable / enable them one by one to find out which ones are not php 7 compatible. some have been upgraded some have not.

[Dr.CustUmz]

Originally Posted by NSanityHD

If this is still available and it isn't demanded to be taken down I may have to think about trying this on a test board of 3.8.11 because Windows IIS is awful. The question is is it only PHP that's been updated for it? In other words; what MySQL and Apache/nginx version is supported along with PHP 7.4?

I am not redistributing Vbulletin complete, nor am I nulling it. I simply modify core files and release them where the end user must have an actual license and the default core to be able to use... there's no reason they would send me a cease distribution, specially when they no linger support this version.

And yes it is only the PHP that has been updated (thus far)