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wait a sec vTimeMachine?
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Yes, timemachine.php
You can add it to the Scheduler to run once per day. It will manipulate $vbdate(); and results in an extra hour per day. The more forum activity, the more hours you end up. Allowing site admins to do more work.Comment
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please dont speek php on me! I have been coding for a long time tonight my brain is dead LOL please use plain english
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http://helpmegetamac.net/blackapple.gif MacBook Pro 15.4" Core2Duo 2.33GHz.Comment
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Time Machine .. can't exist, vTimeMachine.php .. gives you extra time?
sounds like a joke to me
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well ther is a jelsoft CMS in development, so i think as soon as that gets released, the front page will most likely be changed to that product.Originally Posted by Zachery
John originally presented vBulletin to Infopop, they didn't take it, so he took it and sold it
Originally Posted by Martin
We had to do a lot of arm twisting to get him to do it, though. I would imagine he still hates us.Comment
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True I just hope it'll look sexy and not portal-y.
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I can imagine it will integrate with vBulletin
so I can assume it will use the template system. They can update it from time to time a lot easier I guess.
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