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Code Compatibility (27th Feb 08 at 7:07pm UTC)
Well, as a current proboards user, i'm wondering if the codes for proboards, or at least the majority of them, will modify vForums. Just asking this question before i create a forum.
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Re: Code Compatibility (27th Feb 08 at 7:49pm UTC)
Most probably not. However, most of the things codes are used for are already features built in. And things that aren't built in, can be converted
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Re: Code Compatibility (27th Feb 08 at 9:30pm UTC)
Posted By dsko on 27th Feb 08 at 7:07pm Well, as a current proboards user, i'm wondering if the codes for proboards, or at least the majority of them, will modify vForums. Just asking this question before i create a forum. Like wrighty said most proboards codes dont work but i think some do i am just guessing.
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Re: Code Compatibility (27th Feb 08 at 9:46pm UTC)
Posted By ajay on 27th Feb 08 at 9:30pm Posted By dsko on 27th Feb 08 at 7:07pm Well, as a current proboards user, i'm wondering if the codes for proboards, or at least the majority of them, will modify vForums. Just asking this question before i create a forum. Like wrighty said most proboards codes dont work but i think some do i am just guessing. Please stop repeating what others have said in topics.
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