Not planned Version number?

[Kier]

Showing the version number to your visitors gains them nothing, so it's not there. Same concept as the rest of the XenForo UI.

 

[RickM]

Showing the version number to your visitors gains them nothing, so it's not there. Same concept as the rest of the XenForo UI.

Yay! Really cant see why some people think its a good idea for it to be shown to users...they cant do anything with that information (other than hunt for exploits).

 

[Caliburn]

gains them nothing, so it's not there.

Great attitude. I wish other developers followed that ideology.

 

[Vincent]

Showing the version number to your visitors gains them nothing, so it's not there. Same concept as the rest of the XenForo UI.

I clicked the like button again

 

[Kier]

I clicked the like button again

I liked that you clicked the like button

 

[Vincent]

I liked that you clicked the like button

I just like the like button, if there were social groups, I'd create the 'I like the like button' group

 

[James]

I just like the like button, if there were social groups, I'd create the 'I like the like button' group

I smell a new Facebook group...

 

[Vincent]

I smell a new Facebook group...

Feel free to, I'm not a facebook guy. It's cool and all, but it's going way to far...

One of their slogans: 'Get a life... ON FACEBOOK'

 

[Eric]

^ All three of those are powered by vBulletin, which by default, does include the version number.

Meh, so I didn't see the "default" part

 

[AnthonyCea]

Why is there no version number running on the forum telling users what this forum is running ?

 

[Brogan]

The official XenForo.com site is always somewhere between the current and next release.

Updates are rolled out on a continuous basis and once there is justification, a new public release is made available.

I've also merged your thread with an earlier one suggesting this.

 

[Mike]

Why is there no version number running on the forum telling users what this forum is running ?

Listing the version number is a borderline security issue. Thus, we only expose it to the admin in the CP.

 

[AnthonyCea]

Correct Mike, but I was asking why you are not running it here so customers or potential customers understand what version this forum is running, that make good sense.

 

[a legacy reborn]

I liked that you clicked the like button

I like you liking the like button .

 

[Kier]

Correct Mike, but I was asking why you are not running it here so customers or potential customers understand what version this forum is running, that make good sense.

It does? I fail to see how.

 

[AnthonyCea]

Why do you fail to see how Kier ??

Many people will think it is still in beta for a good long while, believe it or not many do not read all the threads here !!

 

[Shamil]

Why do you fail to see how Kier ??

Many people will think it is still in beta for a good long while, believe it or not many do not read all the threads here !!

There's nothing to suggest that it is in beta.

 

[Andy.N]

Why do you fail to see how Kier ??

Many people will think it is still in beta for a good long while, believe it or not many do not read all the threads here !!

Those same people most likely haven't updated their forum software to the latest if they don't know what the current version is.
Does it make a difference to show them what xf.com is running?

 

[AnthonyCea]

It might Andy, so there is another reason !!

 

[Shamil]

It might Andy, so there is another reason !!

It's the site manager's role to keep a tab on this. The AdminCP displays the version.