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Logician's WebDevelopment & Vbulletin Blog
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Logician's WebDevelopment & Vbulletin Blog
- Added on: May 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Logician
- Listed in: Web Development Innovation
- Tags: SEO hacking webdev vbulletin internet marketting logician
Recent Posts
vbulletin 4.x New Licensing System and Presale Event for vBulletin 4.0 Suite
Vbulletin was only a forum application till 4.x versions and it had a relatively simple license system: You purchased an owned license which allowed you to run vbulletin FOREVER in your site and allowed you to receive new versions and support for 1...
Skinning vbulletin for Iphone and other cell phones (Cell Phone Compatibility of vbulletin forums)
This is frequently asked nowadays: “How can I make my vbulletin site more browser friendly with Iphone (or other cell phones)?” As you know regular internet sites (including vbulletin powered forums) are designed to be displayed in larger screen ...
Dealing with members’ bouncing emails in vbulletin communities
This is a headache for most community admins: They have a site contact email like webmaster@mysite.com and they use this email in the vbulletin’s webmaster address (vbulletin admin cp/vbulletin options/Webmaster’s Email setting). This a...
Beware of Scam after successful Trademark Registrations : IBIP-International Bureau for Intellectual Property
After you complete a tradermark registration with any Intellectual Property Office, you may receive a scam letter which looks like it comes from that office and asking money transfer/check payment for your trademark application. If you don’t re...
VBulletin compatibility with different versions of MYSQL and PHP
It might not be very easy to keep a log of each vbulletin’s compatibility with each version of MYSQL and PHP but there are some important items to remember so here they are: Vbulletin 3.0.x versions are incompatible with PHP 4.0.6 or lower. Th...
Check IP address of your dedicated server in SPAM blacklists before hiring it
This is something very few of us do: You hire a hosting service from a hosting company and even though you take notice of many issues like server specs, support, bandwidth etc., you usually don’t even think about the IP address they assign to y...
