vBSEO 3.3.1 is now available in your Downloads area. 3.3.1 is primarily a maintenance release, but does include some new features as outlined below. This update is available for all non-expired licenses. [Check License Status]


Bug Fixes:

• FIX: Invalid argument in functions_vbseo.php on some server instances
• FIX: Virtual HTML breaks W3 validation
• FIX: vBSEO Acronym expansion for Guests
• FIX: Acronyms - Ajax edit
• FIX: Missing 301 redirect for member profiles applied
• FIX: Social Groups - Discussion title caused invalid group
• FIX: Blog feed urls were enabled even when blog rewrites are turned off
• FIX: When blog url titles and thread url titles were similar, retrieving thread titles caused a problem

New Features and Updates :

• NEW FEATURE: Google Adsense Analytics integration (automatically adds the tracking code beyond the default 1st Analytics account for tracking Adsense earnings in Analytics)
• UPDATE: Linkback moderation improved. Pagination implemented
• NEW FEATURE: IIS 7 Rewrite Module support included
• NEW FEATURE: vBulletin social bookmark url support included

Need Help?

If you have any questions or require assistance during your installation/upgrade, the vBSEO Total Support Team is standing by to assist you. Please open a ticket if you need help.


What's coming in vBSEO 3.5.0:

Development for vBSEO 3.5.0 was resumed immediately after receiving the first alpha of vBulletin 4. 3.5.0 will fully support all vB4 url structures and features.

Additionally, vBSEO 3.5.0 will have a completely rewritten control panel featuring a CSS-based layout that focuses on better usability, a feature admittedly lacking in the current control panel. The control panel will also feature a new Inline Help "bubble" for customers new to the software or unsure of what the option does.

Performance has also been a big factor in this upcoming release. Some areas of the vBSEO codebase have been rewritten in 3.5.0 with performance and server processes in mind. As many of you may know, we have added an additional developer to our core product development team. Adrian is currently working on the vBSEO 3.5.0 code re-factor with our other developers.

The vBSEO team to customer relations are also making a step to improve. Shortly after the 3.3.1 release cycle, we will begin contributing to a vBSEO development blog. All customers (and potential customers) will be able to follow our teams' progress as they work on the next vBSEO release. Our entries will feature example code improvements, control panel updates, and development progress leading up to the next version.


Have an Idea?

We are always looking for ways to improve and features to add. If you haven't visited our new Feedback and Feature Request system, today might be a great time.





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