Do you plan to run XenForo beta live?

[Puntocom]

I can't wait to make a live board with XenForo, although it's in beta, I suppose there will be no problems, so I will probably run a new community the first day XenForo is available.

And you?

 

[Chromaniac]

the script would also have to handle new users! thought about that part?

 

[Decado]

the script would also have to handle new users! thought about that part?

Yup, will need to wait until we get a proper look at XF before we'll know how plausible it is.

 

[ankurs]

Yes, but once some of my vbulletin mods are ported to xF

 

[Blandt]

Yup, will need to wait until we get a proper look at XF before we'll know how plausible it is.

I bought every pro script you have, I will grab this one too

 

[whynot]

Not without a Gallery.

 

[Greg M]

Yeah. It just so happens that my vB license expires right on time for XenForo to come out.

I couldn't ask for better timing. ^_^

 

[Paul B]

What is it you use for chatting currently?

It was written by StarTreKGuide and is fully integrated with the forum software, including moderators being able to delete messages, BBCode, smilies, etc.
The url is this http://www.cliptheapex.com/chat.php but it appears differently to guests.
This is how it appears to me (I also have the option to delete messages as I am an admin).

 

[skhms]

I've a feeling that XenForo will be finished before I'm finished with the project I have in mind for this software.
So I'll probably not run any beta version live.

/SK

 

[Philip Morton]

Thankfully I discovered XenForo just as I was researching vBulletin 4, so I'm still on vB 3.8. I also have no mods, so it should be ideal for moving over straight away.

I'm going to buy it on day one, but run a dummy forum in parallel for a few weeks to give me time to sort out the theme/style and install the first few updates when they're released. I'll use it live as soon as its reasonably stable and I'm sure it does everything I expect it to.

 

[Deleted member 745]

I can't wait to make a live board with XenForo, although it's in beta, I suppose there will be no problems, so I will probably run a new community the first day XenForo is available.

And you?

A short answer to that would be "no", I'm waiting till its out of the beta stages... but until it is i'll most likely test it on a private server and localhost.

 

[John]

Yes, I'll be running it live...I'm comfortable with the state it's in and have experienced no issues to date that would concern me.

 

[Paul M]

Yeah. It just so happens that my vB license expires right on time for XenForo to come out.

I didnt think vb licences expired any more ?

 

[Chromaniac]

his might be the old one with vb3.

 

[Sagar]

I will if I get some sort of gallery integration

 

[Shamil]

his might be the old one with vb3.

It's "Maintenence and Support" which expires, not the license, although it is a license renewal.

 

[Dean]

My intention was to run with beta as soon as possible. However I suddenly got busy yesterday so there is a time issue.

 

[JamesM]

I will purchase depending on how easy it is too fully customize skins.

 

[kunik1962]

Will be launching my new forums a few days after purchase to give me some time to fool around. I am one of those silly people who bought a vB 4.0 license about two months ago and then realized I was not happy with the support or the way you setup the forum. As soon I as heard about XenForo and checked it out I took the vB 4.0 forum down and have been waiting patiently to launch again

 

[Gravity]

I'm launching a new site using xenforo. It has no legacy data or users to import, and doesn't require any fancy bbcodes; it's about clean presentation and conversation, so xenforo's great.
Sadly I will have to manually code a portal Page using HTML, which I don't like but will only be temporary while I wait for the developer community or future xenforo features to make it easier.

 

[Jason]

No, at least not initially. I plan to spend a decent amount of time getting to know the software, and if we're satisfied with it (which I'm quite sure we will be) to start porting over various apps we rely on and spending even more time testing those changes. So it'll most likely be a few months before we push XenForo live. As for chat, I fully intend on modifying qwebirc to make use of XenForo (i.e., passing on user credentials to our IRC services). We already do this for our current setup, but it requires a separate authentication step I'd like to eliminate. As a contributor to the project, I'll most likely release such modifications for those who might find it useful.