nope, I haven't had any issues..

I'm only using it in one place, but you can have as many as you like.
and I just happen to look at the site for a client and seen it's only 16$ USD

Once you have it setup, it's very easy to add new ad's in w/e spots you've selected.

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Thanks looks like I'll be picking that up.

George

Brandon after some careful thought and discussion with business partners we decided to remove the Synergy as well. I appreciate the input you have given me thus far.

George

Why use ucash and vbplaza? You cant use ucash with the plaza, it is really buggy,and besides the project is long been abandoned.

I would agree with the one Brandon's list. I have most of those installed.

But most of all I think the Welcome Headers are a must! Especially for a new forum that is just starting out.

Any idea if there will be a replacement to vPlaza? My ladies miss it so much. Also, does anyone know the actual exploit? Would it be possible to reinstall it and make it available only for my users that have 500 posts? I apoligize for my amature questions.

I wouldn't expect much of a replacement, but it could happen.

Basically the exploit lies some where in the ability of users to send HTML such as malicious javascript through PM notices like donating to users. The script can capture admin cookies and send them to the "hacker" and he can exploit these cookies to log in as an admin giving the "hacker" the ability to delete anything and everything, de-admin the real admins and any other option available via the admin cp.

That is what i read at vb.org(well the basics, of course I may be off abit as i am tired).

If you're only interested in a point system and shop features, I'd suggest looking into Icash & Ishop, both at vb.org. Though it has a banking add-on, but it's in beta stages at the moment.

I also feel no need to have a "set" amount of hacks, basically use the search feature or ask members about a kind of a hack that would benefit your community. IMO too many hacks kills a website

I agree with whitemike on this one- its easy to get carried away with mods and hacks, and alienate new forum members with the array of options available. I have tried to keep mine to a minimum, with my favorites being;

-vBSEO & vBSEO Sitemaps
-Community headers
-Ultimate Side Columns
-ibPro Arcade
-Members who have visited in last 24 hours

Hope that helps
Greg

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OK well what I have running on my site is:

VBSEO & VBSEO Sitemap Generator
ibProArcade
Members who have visited in last 24 hours.
Hidden posts for staff members only.

Every once and a while i will enable shoutbox or my hack: latest X posts on forumhome

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