Francisco Meza
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I was looking at vBulletin and they have a massive features list, but they have so many bad reviews lately. Does Xenforo have a similar list like vBulletin?
http://www.forummatrix.org/compare/vBulletin XenForoI was looking at vBulletin and they have a massive features list, but they have so many bad reviews lately. Does Xenforo have a similar list like vBulletin?
Thanks for that. It look like there are many similar features. I wish I could use my Authorize.net account in addition to Paypal. I don't see any payment comparison on that list.
Send a message using Contact Us for any payment queries.I wish I could use my Authorize.net account in addition to Paypal. I don't see any payment comparison on that list.
Send a message using Contact Us for any payment queries.
Word.Also, take features with a grain of salt... just because one platform has a feature, it doesn't necessarily mean it's done well. It could just mean it "sort of works" and the developers are able to check it off on a "feature list" (for example the vBulletin CMS is garbage and not worth the bytes the code takes up on your server's hard disk).
The best thing to do is after you find out if a platform supports something you need at the lowest level... investigate it yourself to make sure whatever that feature is will work well for YOU.
Thanks for the response. Taking features with a "grain of salt" would be great. I am an ecommerce web developer and I know that my conversion rates were low when the only option I provided to the customers was Paypal. Many of them said, "I don't have a Paypal account", and hit the back button. I was too lazy to apply for a real merchant account at Authorize.net. Once I put Authorize.net on my Magento Commerce checkout, conversions increased. If you are meaning to take the feature of Paypal with a grain of salt, then why not eliminate Paypal and have Xenforo only offer Google Checkout. Let's see what happens to conversions then.Also, take features with a grain of salt... just because one platform has a feature, it doesn't necessarily mean it's done well. It could just mean it "sort of works" and the developers are able to check it off on a "feature list" (for example the vBulletin CMS is garbage and not worth the bytes the code takes up on your server's hard disk).
The best thing to do is after you find out if a platform supports something you need at the lowest level... investigate it yourself to make sure whatever that feature is will work well for YOU.
Excellent point.Authorize.net would be a great feature to have in addition to Paypal.
Thanks for the response. Taking features with a "grain of salt" would be great. I am an ecommerce web developer and I know that my conversion rates were low when the only option I provided to the customers was Paypal. Many of them said, "I don't have a Paypal account", and hit the back button.
really Vbulletin is better, in vbulletin there are many add on easy to install, I am looking for quick reply for guest users from long time getting no solution, so i am switing back to vbulletin, i already using vb in many website, so i suggest you do not switch vbulletin to xenforo because poor support and add on, only there are two features in xenforo one is social and fast, otherwise vb is betterI was looking at vBulletin and they have a massive features list, but they have so many bad reviews lately. Does Xenforo have a similar list like vBulletin?
Utter tosh. There are plenty of add-ons for XenForo and the support is excellent. Just because you haven't found a particular add-on for guests that clearly no-one else needs (if they did there would be demand and one would have been written) doesn't make XenForo inferior to vbulletin.really Vbulletin is better, in vbulletin there are many add on easy to install, I am looking for quick reply for guest users from long time getting no solution, so i am switing back to vbulletin, i already using vb in many website, so i suggest you do not switch vbulletin to xenforo because poor support and add on, only there are two features in xenforo one is social and fast, otherwise vb is better
I guess in todays age of instant gratification, 48 hours (thereabouts) is forever.You posted on Sunday. That is barely two days.
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