You can still access the WP control panel if that is your question. The plugin can be used to share users.

Unfortunately, it really isn't possible. The password data isn't open to the script. It is md5 hashed which cannot be decrypted. Therefore you have to use one login method or the other and then that means you have to use one user database or the other.

Please re-read the readme exactly and do not skip any part to make sure you set everything correctly especially in the vbridge options...

capncapo, I am replying here because this could be what another user is doing wrong too.

Logged into your install and checked your usergroup mappings. There was no mapping for registered user. When I mapped registered users to "Contributer" then the user would port over. Remember, these groups refer to the PRIMARY user group, not secondary.

The VB username you set up for me to test was a registered user (in the registered user usergroup), therefore since he was not mapped, he did not bridge. Usergroups that are not mapped will not be bridged to WP.

It appears to be working fine for me.

You will notice the login link is still there because your template (sidebar.php) uses the wp_loginout() function, where it would probably be better not using it. Something along the lines of:

Would be better.

So this plugin shares users between blog and forums.

So vbulletin users can now post on the wordpress portion with this? assuming permissions allow it.

Also, does this plugin also do the same thing as your other vb comments plugin?

Yes, you can define what VB usergroups can write new posts in WP.

And yes, you can use this to replace the WP comment method and use VB for comments.

I'm getting errors with the comment portion of the plugin:

Fatal error: comment_handler() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/includes/class_bbcode.php'.....

I've tried going back to the old comment plugin where you hardcode the forum url in vbbridge but its doesn't work either.
ie

Warning: comment_handler(/includes/class_bbcode.php) [function.comment-handler]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/mysite/www/wp-content/plugins/vbbridge.php on line 322

Fatal error: comment_handler() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/includes/class_bbcode.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/pear') in /home/mysite/www/wp-content/plugins/vbbridge.php on line 322

What did you hardcode in for the forum PATH?

well hardcoding the forum path is not the problem, I've done everything exactly as the readme says and it doesn't work.

I've tried hardcoding the forum path here:
require_once($vwd . '/includes/class_bbcode.php');

and that brings up the error related to hook system; my hook system on the forum is on.

When I try hardcoding the URL here:
chdir($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . get_option('vbb_VBRPATH'));
//chdir('/home/mysite/www/forums');

I've tried both ways, still error shows.

The error is occurring because of this part of the code:
<?php
### Vbridge Call
$vbridge = Comment_Handler($post->ID);
###
?>

The comments code does not cause any error as I have that loaded right now without the vbridge call.

Do you have integration set to on?

Ok I didn't have integration turned on. That makes the call work, but comments don't show up.
I didn't realize that was a must.

ie the link "comments" on the single.php file. I'm only working on the single.php right now.

Also, kind of important:
"Sorry, that file cannot be edited." Now when I try to edit the themes.