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6. Prepare Your App for Upload
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 5:59am
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6. Prepare Your App for Upload
This article tells you how to prepare your app for upload. This is the sixth step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
12. Create an Android Application
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 5:06am
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12. Create an Android Application
This article tells you how to create your Android Application. This is the second step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Google for Approval. ... -
10. Installing Application Loader
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 5:03am
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10. Installing Application Loader
This article tells you how to install Apple's Application Loader App ID. This is a supplemental article in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
9. Contracts, Tax, and Banking
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 4:02am
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9. Contracts, Tax, and Banking
This article tells you how to banking and tax information. This is an optional step and only required if you wish to sell your App on the iTunes App Store or if you will be using iAds. It should not be required if you list your App for free and do not use iAds.... -
8. Submitting Your App
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 4:01am
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8. Submitting Your App
This article tells you how to create your submit your App to the iTunes Store. This is the eighth step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
7. Signing Your App
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Wed 13 Apr '11, 1:00am
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7. Signing Your App
This article tells you how to sign your app for publishing and distribution. This is the seventh step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
5. Create Your Application
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Tue 12 Apr '11, 11:57pm
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5. Create Your Application
This article tells you how to create your App for Submission This is the fifth step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple™ for approval.
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4. Creating Provisioning Profiles
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Tue 12 Apr '11, 4:00am
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4. Creating Provisioning Profiles
This article tells you how to create provisioning profiles for your App. This is the forth step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple™ for approval.
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3. Creating Your App ID
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Tue 12 Apr '11, 1:55am
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3. Creating Your App ID
This article tells you how to create your Apple App ID. This is the third step in getting your vBulletin App submitted to Apple for Approval. ... -
2. Creating your iOS Certificates
- Created by: Wayne Luke
- Published: Fri 8 Apr '11, 6:48am
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2. Creating your iOS Certificates
Now that you have your developer account, you need to create certificates that are used to sign your Apps when you submit them. Applying your certificates to the App links the App to your account for proper accounting purposes....
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by Wayne Luke
AdminCP → Maintenance → Diagnostics → System Information MySQL's SHOW TABLE STATUS command helps gather information about tables in a database. When executed, it provides a detailed overview of various metrics related to each table in the database. This information can be valuable for database administrators and developers to optimize performance, troubleshoot issues, and better understand their databases' structure. Let's delve into the output of MySQL's SHOW TABLE STATUS command and underst...
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by Wayne Luke(vBulletin 6+) This script will handle running the vbulletin offline events (Such as sending notifications for a post). This avoids having users trigger AJAX calls when hitting the site. It also avoids the problem where the background tasks fail to run because there is not enough traffic to trigger all of the scripts in a timely fashion. To use do the following: Copy the script from the do_not_upload directory of your vBulletin files to your web server. Preferably outside of the web root directory. S...
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This script will handle running the vbulletin schedule tasks (see the Scheduled Tasks menu in the Admincp). This avoids having users trigger ajax calls when hitting the site. It also avoids the problem where the scheduled tasks fail to run because there is not enough site traffic to trigger all of the scripts in a timely fashion.
To use do the following
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do_not_upload
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by Wayne LukeThe favicon allows you to extend your brand identity to the browser tab. This can often be the only thing a user sees if they have many tabs open. The favicon is a special 16 X 16 icon that the browser automatically looks for in the root directory of your site. vBulletin also ships with one in its root directory. If vBulletin is installed in the root directory of your site, you can overwrite the provided icon to change it for your users. However, you will need to remember to do this with every version...
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Channel: Tutorials
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by Wayne LukevBulletin allows the upload of file attachments. Servers and browsers generally recognize the type of file using two methods; file extensions and MIME types. This document is to allow you to match extensions with MIME types so they are properly handled by browsers. table {width: 80%; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto} table td:first-child { text-align:center} tr:nth-child(even) {background: #CCC} tr:nth-child(odd) {background: #FFF} th{ color: white; background: black; } Media Images ...
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by Wayne Luke.htaccess is a configuration file for the Apache Web Server. It allows you to customize how your server works. Depending on how your hosting provider has the server configured, you can redirect people to different locations, secure directories and files, tell browsers how long to cache files, update PHP variables, and more. vBulletin comes with a pretty extensive .htaccess file that does a these things for you. Location vBulletin comes with a file named htaccess.txt in the original download. When ...
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