I can take a look if you send me a PM with the URL and admin login of your Contentteller installation.

I now get this :/

The MySQL database server has returned 1146: Table 'databases_website.session' doesn't exist while executing SELECT userid FROM session WHERE sessionhash = 'e0449b9552d04d9f48f53724ba9f9724'

It seems like it just past the tablename instead of databasename :/ i will reinstall plug-in to c if i did something wrong.

Is your vBulletin installation using a table prefix?

If so, you need to add it under Manage Websites as well:
Manage Websites => Edit => Table prefix (optional)

I have installed everything again and i finally suceeded. I was hoping that the 'Copy vBTheme' realy copied my theme including header and footer but it didn't :(

I think i will skip this one, i rly was hoping to find the right CMS but i hope next time better or maybe you will improve it and i will use Contentteller.

Thanks for the help ;)

i think this is a repalcement of vbadvanced CMPS. am i right?
if so, then what is the difference between the both?

i am using vbadvanced CMPS and if this modification provides better functions, i am willing to swap.

can someone help me?

Well a huge postive thing about Contentteller is definetly the news module. The one of vBCMPS is not really looking that proffesional. And Contentteller removes that impression of everything being forum based.

No, as posting in the description it will only copy the color scheme to the Contentteller stylesheet.

I will see if I can enhance this in one of the future releases but there are at least 2 potential issues:
1) vBulletin and Contentteller are using two different stylesheets
2) vBulletin is using a table based layout while Contentteller is using mainly DIV-based CSS tables.

Yes and no. It mainly depends on your needs. vBadvanced CMPS and Contentteller are completely different products.

vBadvanced is a product that was exclusively developed for vBulletin. It basically adds CMS/portal features to vBulletin. Contentteller on the other side is a standalone CMS that can interact with the vBulletin database.

To get a better idea what you can do with CMS systems like Contentteller take a look at http://www.techspot.com. TechSpot is actually running Storyteller, the predecessor product of Contentteller, along with vBulletin.

Very nice portal system "Philipp"
thanks :)

fixed.

Nice Product, but i prefer this one:

http://www.vbadvanced.com/

Free, more add-ons, better look.