Michael, I hope you know that you will become a legend in the joomla/vbulletin communities when this is final! :)

Hi, great hack! Probably one of the most wanted ever. I have one problem however so far (Installing this at the moment).

"Either create a symbolic link for images, clientscript and cpstyles in the site root, or copy the contents of those folders to the site root."

How do i create a symbolic link? Where do i place it? What does it do?
As for the other option: My site is www.teamqg.com, so if i place the images content in the root, will it look like this: www.teamqg.com/misc and www.teamqg.com/smilies, since i'm using a skin where the images folder consists out of multiple folders, where one is the default vbulletin one, with misc, buttons, etc.

And will the clientscript content be placed between the other files? Or: www.teamqg.com/clientscript?

One last thing: Does it have to be www.teamqg.com/forum? Since my vBulletin is located at www.teamqg.com/qg...

Thanks in advance,

Hans.

PS: Sorry for all the asking, but i'm kinda noob...

I'm willing to beta test it but still to cautious about the error handeling.

I did everything it said, replaced all the 'forum' in the files with 'qg', but i get this error:

Database error in vBulletin 3.6.7:

Invalid SQL:
UPDATE user SET joomla_registered = 1 WHERE userid = 1;

MySQL Error : Unknown column 'joomla_registered' in 'field list'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Sunday, May 20th 2007 @ 08:57:36 PM
Script : http://www.teamqg.com/index.php
Classname : vb_database

Probably because in your config.php file you have the userid number 1 non changeable

That didn't work :(

Some more details of my setup:
www.teamqg.com = Joomla
www.teamqg.com/qg = vBulletin
vBulletin is in the same database as Joomla, but vBulletin doesn't have a prefix, while Joomla has.
vBulletin had to be located at /forum, which is /qg for me, so i changed all the files which contained /forum to /qg. It might be the vBulletin product which causes the error.

Odd that it would miss that query. In the query manager run (off the top of my head)

What this field is for joomla to keep track of which users it has copied (it saves a query on each page load) from vbulletin's user table.

Error:

#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ''joomla_registered' tinyint(1)' at line 1

Try

lets see a demo