Multi-page articles with pagination

[KentT]

I'm looking at migrating from a large (1500+ HTML pages) site with heavily-modded Snitz forum, to a better-supported PHP environment. Is there a mod or hack for vBulletin that will support muti-page articles?

Most of the sections of my site are 10-20 pages of reference material, and there's close to 100 of those sections, organized in a hierarchy up to about 5 levels deep.

I've looked at Drupal, but its forums are weak and I don't need a lot of its other features. I guess I could try to integrate Drupal and VB, but I'd like to get all the content in one database searchable from a single search...

TIA....

[toonysnn]

You'd probably have to create the modification, which it does not sound like it'd be a hard job to do (multi-page articles) and I'm unaware of any modifications that support that at the moment (but like I said, it doesn't sound like an hard job.)

[Carnage]

The vbulletin cms is yet to be released so its hard to comment on what features will be avaliable.

Multipage articles dosn't seem like it'd be hard to achieve however.

[RS_Jelle]

Good news! Multi-page articles will be included in the CMS :)

I also need them and asked it (http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1789145#post1789145). A vBulletin developer confirmed that feature.
Probably it's the new "PageBreak" BBCode or so in this screenshot (http://files.vbulletin.com/images/cart/screenshots/article_inline.png).

[KentT]

Good news! Multi-page articles will be included in the CMS :)

I also need them and asked it (http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1789145#post1789145). A vBulletin developer confirmed that feature.
Probably it's the new "PageBreak" BBCode or so in this screenshot (http://files.vbulletin.com/images/cart/screenshots/article_inline.png).

That's great news. Sounds like I may have to pre-buy, before the price goes up.

Thanks, everyone!