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I don't think they share databases; at least that's what I experienced when I performed my installs:
1. I installed Wordpress first into it's own database. 2. Installed vBulletin into it's own database. 3. Uploaded the integration files and configured them per the instructions. gl:up: |
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Your existing Wordpress users will be disabled whilst the bridge is active. |
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No you don't I run them with different databases
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I understand, but like I said, I am on autopilot about doing integrations. I just see it as an unnecessary complication to run them in separate databases though I wholeheartedly agree that you don't need to run them together.
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I am very happy with it but I have one issue that is happening with it. It is the photo/database load function in wordpress.
Unfortunately this is crippling for me as I really really like the bridge and otherwise it works excellently/perfectly. Any thoughts appreciated. I read through but didn't see if or where this was addressed other than other people reporting the same problem. Thanks! Andre |
Hi all, I have been working on this when I get a spare few minutes during the week. I hope to release an update this weekend to address all the current issues..
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Hi. If you're running this plugin on your site, could you please give us a link to show what it looks like?
The demos in the OP's message show a toned down version of the comments. Seems like the ability to thread and reply comments are gone. Thanks |
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