Does anyone have this working with 2.61?

I can't get into the wp control panel if the plugin is activated. Any ideas?

you didn't follow the instructions properly, you probably clicked yes before you had done the user integration

look at the install file and redo it

it tells you what to do in such an instance

I installed it on Vbulletin 3.7.3 and when I try to post something it tells me:

I dont know what Im doing wrong... I went through the "Common Mistakes" and I guess I did everything right. What could be the problem?

I have wordpress and Vb on different sub domains, just wondering is there any plans to allow this or is there an alternative I can use? Both Vb and wordpress are in different databases and on different sub domains, but live on the same physical server.

Thanks for your help

It is not about us allowing or disallowing. Cookies cannot be shared in such a manner. So short answer: no.

hello, nice hack.

Just installed, how to re-save all wordpress post to create all threads in vbulletin?
I mean: after installation I opened a wp post and saved it --> thread created in vbulletin and users could post comments. But I have more than 2.000 articles! Which query?

thanks!

OK fair enough, what if my users don't need to log into wordpress, would cookies still be needed?

I just need it to create a thread when I make a new wordpress article and have a link from wordpress to the comments thread.

Thanks for your help.

very nice, works like a charm

This is a great plug-in, so much that I've moved my forum from a sub domain to a directory so I could use it, so far things are going ok but..

The Text Link Back doesn't work on the forum threads. Clicking on them does nothing.

The forum thread articles sometimes don't display the html from the posts, they show the actual code instead.

And.. I'm locked out of the wordpress admin.. it just redirects to the forum.

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