WBB 2.3.4 to VB 3.5.2 convertor

[Tyrael[BE]]

Hi people,

I'm a member of some deaf gamers group from Belgium/Holland, and we have a forum running on WBB 2.3.4. Lately we have some problems with our provider of the webserver and the forum.

We have decided to switch to a new server, and becase we didn't like WBB - we also switch to Vbulletin.

My question: has somebody a good WBB 2.3.4 to VB 3.5.2 convertor? I would like to test it on my localhost before we buy a VB license.

Thanks!

Dennis

[Delphiprogrammi]

that's impossible you cannot download converters since they are in the vbulletin membersarea (requirers authentication) also what's WBB do you mean wowbb ? vbulletin supports allot of other forum software for convert but "WBB" never heard of it

[Tyrael[BE]]

Woltlab Burning Board, that's what I meant.

And we're not going to buy a license before our data is succesfully implemented...

[Delphiprogrammi]

']Woltlab Burning Board, that's what I meant.

And we're not going to buy a license before our data is succesfully implemented...

ooh yeah burning board i know that one.Well here's a list of other forum software supported for conversion to vbulletin


IPB (2)
phpBB (2.0.8 - 2.0.11)
Infopop eve (4.00 -4.02)
IPB (1.1 -1.3)
wBB (2)
Ubb classic (6.3 - 6.7)
Open Topic & Ubb.x
DCFm (DCForum+ MySQL backend)
YaBB SE (1.5.5)
Ubb threads 6.4
vBulletin 3 (v3.0.x -> v3.0.3)
Snitz (3.4.x MySQL)
Ikonboard MySQL
XMB (1.9)
CuteCast (2.0)
vBulletin (2)
ThwBoard (3)
SMF (1.0)
DiscusWare (file based - 4.00.x)
vB (1.0 RC1)
YaBB - Gold (1.3.1)
openBB (1.0.7)
dulexportal (2.0)
Digiposts (2.0)
Phorum
Fusetalk
WebWiz (7.9)
Ezboard (posts only, not members accounts)


about the tests you want todo before buying a licence as far as i know that's not allowed.You could wait for a mod to reply through

[Tyrael[BE]]

Moderators, I'd like to get an answer... Thx in advance.

[Zachery]

']Moderators, I'd like to get an answer... Thx in advance.

There is a wBB importer, also its not possible to try the importer before you purcahse vBulletin, as the importer requires vBulletin to function

If you have more questions or comments please try posting at the vBulletin.com Presales forum.