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VaultWiki News
by Published on July 4, 2009 1:40 PM
As promised, the VaultWiki Modifications forum has opened today, in honor of the national holiday. Users with VaultWiki licenses can now donate their custom modifications to the VaultWiki community.
If you missed the news last time, we are now accepting testimonials from current customers. To submit your own review, please go to: http://www.vaultwiki.org/threads/2021/ ...by Published on June 29, 2009 1:22 AM
We are in the process of setting up a "Customer Testimonials" section for VaultWiki. Since the Testimonials section is currently hidden while we work on improving the interfaces, we would ask that licensed customers help out by beginning to submit their own reviews of the VaultWiki product and our staff's service.
Please follow the link: http://www.vaultwiki.org/threads/2021/
Submit your review as a reply to the thread, and treat the thread rating as a rating for the product. ...by Published on June 10, 2009 7:36 PM
In honor of the upcoming release of vBulletin 4.0, the price on new VaultWiki premium licenses has been lowered to just $50. The sale ends as soon as vBulletin 4.0 gold is released - and the price for both VaultWiki licenses will increase at that time - so act now!
All active VaultWiki licenses will remain valid and an upgrade for 4.0 compatibility will be available within days of the gold release at no additional charge.
On July 4, 2009, we will be opening the VaultWiki Modifications forum for users to donate their custom modifications to the VaultWiki community. A number of forums out there have been working on translation/language packs, so this will be their chance to share with the rest of the community! ...by Published on June 4, 2009 1:48 PM
With version 2.3.1, VaultWiki is now 100% compatible with vbSEO. VaultWiki now sports a new protection level, that prevents edits by users who did not create the article. We have also fixed a number of smaller bugs, as well as the article cloning bug.
In the past, customers may have been hesitant to install because forums with vbSEO required some hacking to get VaultWiki to work. But the newest version of VaultWiki will seamlessly integrate with your existing vBulletin forum running vbSEO.
However, please note that if you are upgrading, you will need to modify your .htaccess rules for version 2.3.1. ...by Published on May 18, 2009 3:29 PM
Yesterday we implemented a coupon field in the shopping cart. When users purchase items, they can enter a valid coupon code for a certain discount.
The first set of coupon codes we have created is for VaultWiki - Premium package. By entering a valid code, a shopper can purchase VaultWiki at $5.00 off each premium license.
When a user purchases VaultWiki Premium, a new coupon code is generated and associated with their account. If you own a VaultWiki license, this coupon code will be listed in your Members Area, next to your License Number - it's called a "Referral ID". Existing customers can blog about VaultWiki and post their Referral IDs to be used as a coupon code.
In addition to the benefits to the customer, there are some to the user whose account has that Referral ID. If a new customer purchases VaultWiki Premium using your account's Referral ID, you will receive a 10% commission on the sale into your PayPal account within 30 days (less PayPal's fees), provided the customer is not issued a refund within that time.
Feel free to use this coupon code in your blogs, your signatures on other sites, and post about your experiences with VaultWiki. However, make sure that you abide by the rules and regulations of the site where you are making your post. Do not post any coupon codes on vaultwiki.org, crackedeggstudios.com, or freeunitedclubofkids.com.
When you link back to this site, link directly to the VaultWiki product page, inserting your own coupon code:
http://www.vaultwiki.org/pages/Product:VaultWiki?coupon=COUPON_CODE ...by Published on May 10, 2009 3:56 PM
With 2.3.0, we've reached a milestone in VaultWiki's development. We've created a more streamlined install and upgrade process, and updated a number of existing features. Caching improvements have been made for big boards.
Also in this release are a number of cross-site scripting (XSS) fixes, so we HIGHLY recommend upgrading as soon as you can.
We believe the 2.3.x series will begin a new era of stability for VaultWiki's life, which is especially welcome after the extremely buggy 2.2.x series.
The VaultWiki Manual has been written to help users understand how to use the product. The Categories, Images, and Xpages addons have been updated for the release. Parser Extensions is now available.
As was mentioned about two weeks ago in a blog post, VaultWiki 2.3.x will be the last major feature release for the current VaultWiki family. Over the next few months, we will be rewriting the product for the coming release of vBulletin 4.x. Both vBulletin 4.x and VaultWiki 3.x are scheduled for release this summer. ...by Published on April 16, 2009 11:29 AM
Just released a new build of VaultWiki, 2.2.3. This doesn't contain any database changes. It is mainly a maintenance release that seeks to fix bugs in features that were added in the past two versions. There should be a slight performance improvement for editors.
The setting "Time Limit for Editing Wiki Articles" has been removed. This has really served no purpose since the Protect tab was introduced in the 2.1.x series. ...
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