We have 500,000 members. Not big, but how long does this integration take? Shouldn't be a problem right?

Anyone out there have an answer for us? We'd be very happy to hire someone to install this for us. Anyone interested?

Anyone out there have an answer for us? We'd be very happy to hire someone to install this for us. Anyone interested? :mad:

Did you try manually changing the path like it suggests in the Limitation section above?

I'd like to ask the same question, but in a different way.

What would it cost to contract you to extend this plugin to support Wordpress Mu?

Hey Everyone,
I guess I'm a little confused as to exactly what this plugin will do. Let me explain our situation, and see if this would be our best option:

We have a forums-based environment at http://www.theworshipcommunity.com/forums which is obviously driven by VB.

In addition, at http://www.theworshipcommunity.com, we have a WordPress-driven CMS, with articles.

I don't care anything about whether or not these WP-created articles are put over in vbulletin as a thread ... actually, I'd rather that NOT happen ...

However, I'd like to turn off commenting in Wordpress unless you are REGISTERED, and then, make the registration be vbulletin ... so, for example, if I register as user "fmckinnon", then I can post new threads in vbulletin, but can also post a comment in the WordPress area.

Is that what this will do? Basically, I just don't want to manage two sets of visitors - forum members (in the vb database) and wordpress commenters (who we don't currently have a database, as they aren't required to login or register in WordPress to comment).

Thanks!
Fred

Hey Everyone -
UPDATE - installed, and it seems to work great - easy, simple install.

However, I log myself out of both WordPress and vBulletin, and I've setup WordPress so that you can't comment unless you are registered.

When you get the link that says you must register to comment, the link simply goes to my forums homepage - I'd rather it go directly to the registration page (the register.php) page ... is this possible, and if so, how do I code that in?

Otherwise - someone new to the site (but somewhat familiar w/ Wordpress) may try to leave a comment, click the register button, and wonder why they've been taken over to the forums page.

ALSO - just noticed, now, when I attempt to login to /wp-admin ... it redirects me to the /forums w/o giving me an opportunity to login to /wp-admin?

Thanks,
Fred

I just tried to upgrade to the latest release by uploading the new vbridge.php file to my plugins directory, and I got this error on my wordpress page:

I've tried several times to add an author to wordpress - it keeps reverting the user to "Subscriber".

Can I just use phpmyadmin and add an author?

Anyone?

I got everything up and running OKAY however whenever I go to edit posts it shows that there are 3 published but underneath that it says "no posts found". When I deactivate the plugin it shows the posts as being there. Anyway to get around this?