z/install/index.php looks like this for me:

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Zoints Installer

Welcome to the Zoints installer!
Install Zoints
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Thanks for your reply. So do my members have to register at zoints.com in order to use this?

Updating sounds easy, thanks for the reply. Should be installing this soon:)

Just one thing, do you know, if it's possible to give a user their very own forum with the html page thingy? So users can start threads, make polls and everything else on this persons personal page at www.sitename.com/z/username. Not for every user of course, just those who request it, and then the forum could be hidden from the main site forum directory if need be too.:cool:

No, they don't. Your members can use this without ever registering at Zoints. There will be some features in the future that will require registering to be able to use, but they will always be optional. An example feature would be the ability to go to another forum and network with someone there and then have their profile linked to on your forum and vice versa. This isn't really possible without having an account at Zoints. But again, it'll always be optional for your members.

It turns out the issue was due to "Member Bots 1.0 Places search engine bots into Registered Users group"

We both named an xml file the same. If you disable that hack, everything will work fine. Or, we'll also be providing a fix here and renaming ours in the next release.

That's almost surely releated to the rewrite issue. 500 internal config issues usually are.

Yes, one of the default pages we provide allows members to have their own mini discussion forum. You can have that active by default, inactive but available if THEY enable it, or completely disabled. However, it does not have poll functionality yet.

Oh that's cool, and would that then enable all users to post with their logged in accounts and must they be logged in? Is there guest posting if there isn't on the main forum?

Is it possible to use a VB forum like I said above by creating one in the vb admin and just linking to that?

They must be logged in and they post with their vBulletin username. There is no guest posting.

No, sorry. But that's an interesting idea...

That's cool about the included forum anyway. But this wouldn't use all the bbcodes like anymedia tags and everything I have installed on my vb forum no?

I think my idea should be possible. Maybe this would help and all you would need to do is get the code of the actual forum piece and put it in to html somewhere?