deejayh
05-29-2006, 08:01 PM
I have been asked to post this question from vbulletin.com here:
Hi folks,
I currently run a dedicated website to Genealogy / Family History at Family History UK (http://www.familyhistory.uk.com)
We have currently around 6574 members (around the world). The site is mainly Mambo (yet to convert over to Joomla), with an SMf forum.
The current SMF forum is un-wrapped, meaning it is seperate but has all logins through the smf forum via a bridge.
I am looking to purchase a VB lifetime license, install VB in a subdirectory - http://www.forum.familyhistory.uk.com, then to convert all the members over to VB - how easy/complicated is it?
Is there a bridge to Mambo, so they are logged in to both mambo & VB? (Noting VB will be in a subdirectory!).
Also, as I will be converting to Joomla in a few months - same question?
I would also like to add some modules to Mambo, to show the latest posts, members, stats, etc.. - Are there many available?
...
One of the main reasons to change from SMF to VBulletin is the chance to import various NNTP Usenet news groups into the forum, and to be able to post to the newsgroup, which I believe VB does very well.
look forward to your help,
Regards,
Dave
Hi folks,
I currently run a dedicated website to Genealogy / Family History at Family History UK (http://www.familyhistory.uk.com)
We have currently around 6574 members (around the world). The site is mainly Mambo (yet to convert over to Joomla), with an SMf forum.
The current SMF forum is un-wrapped, meaning it is seperate but has all logins through the smf forum via a bridge.
I am looking to purchase a VB lifetime license, install VB in a subdirectory - http://www.forum.familyhistory.uk.com, then to convert all the members over to VB - how easy/complicated is it?
Is there a bridge to Mambo, so they are logged in to both mambo & VB? (Noting VB will be in a subdirectory!).
Also, as I will be converting to Joomla in a few months - same question?
I would also like to add some modules to Mambo, to show the latest posts, members, stats, etc.. - Are there many available?
...
One of the main reasons to change from SMF to VBulletin is the chance to import various NNTP Usenet news groups into the forum, and to be able to post to the newsgroup, which I believe VB does very well.
look forward to your help,
Regards,
Dave