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Bring it back up! - NC-Fordguy - 01-04-2008
Got the software from Chuck Last week...
Been busy with work the past couple of weeks. Those 60 hr work weeks suck and throw in xmas travel and family stuff.
I'll get something going this upcoming week 8)
Bring it back up! - SC74 - 01-05-2008
Good News to hear - let us know if we can do anything to help.
Ed - thank you for your help on this too!
Bring it back up! - johnpaulgolf - 01-05-2008
:lol: yeah dido
Bring it back up! - trkbilder - 01-05-2008
Yea man, I know I couldn't do it. thank you very much, we all appreciate it.
Bring it back up! - NC-Fordguy - 01-05-2008
Guys,
If you all could, bare with me a bit on this. I've never built a site using v-bulliten. I can see there is going to be a learning curve on this software. There is more line editing on this stuff than everthing I've built put together concerning forum type websites. Nothing I can't figure out and make work but it will take some time.
A couple cool things about v-bulliten, it is designed where the old threads from this forum can be imported as well as the membership list. This will give a pretty good seemless transition.
The end result is we'll have an awesome web-site. 8)
Bring it back up! - JunKeBluB2 - 01-05-2008
Don't know about everyone else but I'm just sitting on the side lines waiting to get back in the game. Keep us informed about the new site progress.
Bring it back up! - NC-Fordguy - 01-17-2008
Update...
The V-bulliten files are uploaded with most of the line editing completed
Depending upon which ftp program I use I'm still seeing some left over e107 files which I beleive is causing a conflict. For those who don't know, a new site was built using e107, nearly completed, then the decision to use v-bulliten was made.
I'll have the hosting company remove the old e107 files locally as this is turning into a headache.
Once that is done the v-bulliten files shouldn't have any issues executing.
Bring it back up! - Hotwhlz - 01-18-2008
Good deal. I think we're all looking forward to the move. Thanks for all your hard work.
Bring it back up! - blazinchuck - 01-18-2008
NC-Fordguy Wrote:Update...
The V-bulliten files are uploaded with most of the line editing completed
Depending upon which ftp program I use I'm still seeing some left over e107 files which I beleive is causing a conflict. For those who don't know, a new site was built using e107, nearly completed, then the decision to use v-bulliten was made.
I'll have the hosting company remove the old e107 files locally as this is turning into a headache.
Once that is done the v-bulliten files shouldn't have any issues executing.
Thank alot Ed, sorry I missed your call...we were setting up some gears in a D44 for a friend. I CANT WAIT
Bring it back up! - broncomania - 01-18-2008
blazinchuck Wrote:Sounds great Ed! Who wants a new site.....That works??im lookin forward to it. thanks for the big efforts to get it going.
Get on here and let us know!!!!