Better separate VaultWiki and rest of forums

**Alfa1** · July 1, 2010

I really like that you are going to rewrite Vaultwiki into a CMS content type.

One thing to take into account is that vb4's CMS unfortunately is not yet usable for medium to large sites, due to its amount of bugs and performance problems. I would expect this to be resolved around vb4.1

So unless someone provides instructions how to fix up the vb4 CMS performance (like DP did for vb4 forum), medium to big boards, will have to wait for vb 4.1

**Jella** · July 1, 2010

I like this idea too only my concern is it remains looking the wiki and never looks like a vbforum or any vbpage or have any vbulletin verbiage (it should all be wiki this and wiki that)... and remain only as a wiki should look. It's wonderful to watch over the years how this product has evolved and great to have dedicated coder like Ted.

I am ready to buy another brand-free wiki for my business site... next version and I will buy it... too many bugs in current version. I am patient

**pegasus** · July 1, 2010

Originally Posted by Alfa1

One thing to take into account is that vb4's CMS unfortunately is not yet usable for medium to large sites, due to its amount of bugs and performance problems.

vBulletin has misnamed its content-type system. You do not need to have the CMS installed or enabled in order to use content-types (forums, posts, group-discussions, blogs, etc are all content-types and don't rely on the CMS).

Originally Posted by Jella

my concern is it remains looking the wiki and never looks like a vbforum or any vbpage or have any vbulletin verbiage (it should all be wiki this and wiki that)... and remain only as a wiki should look.

I am ready to buy another brand-free wiki for my business site... next version and I will buy it... too many bugs in current version.

With the content-type rewrite we will be moving away more completely from verbiage like "forum" since we won't be relying on vBulletin features that might cause user confusion.

Yesterday we released 3.0.1, which fixes all the bugs which have been reported and solved since gold. In terms of stability, typically beta releases fixed about 80 known bugs, this one only fixed roughly 40. Most of the remaining items in the tracker are feature requests.

**Jella** · July 2, 2010

Excellent, my new orders coming later today and I will upgrade my 3 other sites with the new version when I get some time.

This is what support is all about, a dedicated coder like Peg. Thank you.