vbulletin

[clyde]

for those who use vbulletin, what version do you use, what's most stable, has the most supported themes, yada yada yada.

and how easy is it to install vbulletin mods. i know with SMF all you have to do is uploading a zip file. that's the most i've messed around with CMS. years ago when i did, you had to go through file by file and edit lines of code. i dont know if you have to do that anymore, so... tell me.

clyde Reviewed by clyde on 13th Jul 2010. vbulletin for those who use vbulletin, what version do you use, what's most stable, has the most supported themes, yada yada yada. and how easy is it to install vbulletin mods. i know with SMF all you have to do is uploading a zip file. that's the most i've messed around with CMS. years ago when i did, you had to go through file by file and edit lines of code. i dont know if you have to do that anymore, so... tell me. Rating: 5

[Chewy]

I use both 3.7 and 3.8 right now, but I'll be switching to vb4 once I get a custom theme made .

They're both easy to install plugins, just upload the xml via the admincp, and files if need-be.

[clyde]

so what would you recommend

is vb4 stable enough with a decent library of skins to choose from

[XCoder47]

WTH Buddy.
Do u really think that u can start a thread with just "vbulletin"
Next time be specific

[clyde]

no

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[iFlames]

most stable --> v3.8.5

[Ar!yaN]

for me 3.8.4 , but you need to make it little secure

and mods , themes , each and every thing you can find easily and installation is also easy

just like smf , only upload