Best vB & PN Integration the wait is over

[bharvey42]

For a long time many of you have wondered what my site was all about, what it was that I have been working on for so long. It was a tightly kept secret, there were only a select few on the PostNuke team that even knew. But at long last the sites re-launch is here. It?s been around for years and was never this powerful.

PostNuke and vBulletin make a deadly combination. This is one of the most complete integrations of the two systems ever.

You are all invited to come and check out my site look around, and register if the site strikes your fancy. This involved setup will be tested during the beta period that will last a few weeks.

After that you will see other surprises popping up that will give you a clue what PostNuke tools we will be working on next over at my development site www.flashbackmultimedia.com

Link: Yearbook On CD.com (http://www.yearbookoncd.com)

[Dalius]

The graphics kinda look weird on my computer...

[Razor]

Well...i'm not a huge fan of the header, but it looks alright. I'd change the navbar images so they don't have that background on them. It conflicts with the background behind it.

[Tony G]

-The header looks okay, but the menu's seem a bit too much to me.
-The second alternating table color is way too bright for your scheme. Doesn't match at all.
-Footer is cramped.

[croft]

I se you sell skins for both nuke and vb on your site ?
The why arnt you using your own design for the main site ?

http://www.liquid2d.com/detail.aspx?ID=169

But i like that you are doing a vb-postnuke integration =)

[bharvey42]

Good find there partner, Whats funny is these guys didn't design that theme.

So thanks for pointing that out I will be contacting them along with massive.

Massive created most of the theme and I helped tweak what became that theme the final design. Then I enhanced it more and changed some things here and there.

Eventually I will replace the theme on the site when I get bored with it but my task list is kind of daunting at the moment.

I am currently re-coding PostNuke to use CSS better so us theme designers have an even easier time. And working on a killer vB PN integration along with themes and skins.

I still have to replace the vB default skin. :)

Once again good find, thanks again for the heads up.

[Logtenberg]

I'm looking to integrate vbulletin.org with postnuke. Is this hack available for download?

thanks

[Zachery]

eh IMO both postnuke and phpnuke are overcoded and seem to be rather slow and bulky :\

your site looks nice but took quite a while to be displayed on my screen

[bharvey42]

Today at 12:02 AM Faranth said this in Post #8 (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?postid=425352#post425352)
eh IMO both postnuke and phpnuke are overcoded and seem to be rather slow and bulky :\

your site looks nice but took quite a while to be displayed on my screen

Might want to actually look at the coding of the two CMS's before assessing the bulkiness of the code. I'll give you the fact that PHP-Nuke is rather bloated but PostNuke compared to PHP-Nuke is way more modular. You can't honestly tell me postnuke.com loads slow now can you?

[TD_Cobra]

LO_0k like we still waiting for the intergration.....

[Inferno Dragon]

yes..me too, I want to integrate postnuke with vbulletin 3

[Brad]

This thread is over two years old, you should try posting a new thread in the proper request forum.