you must only remove users, if you update from vbridge

if not, skip this

now go to Connector administration and setup the module ( you must choose the "joomla sql" from the module list

I'm still getting this error if I try to login to vbulletin.

I don't have, nor have the ability to add php v5. Here is my hosts info:
When I try to save in the connector administrator, it says it saves it then it goes to a page with this error on it:

you are using the wrong module

you should choose "joomla sql" not joomla in the module list

Ok, here is what I did:
1. uploaded vb_connector files to forum directory into their correct directories.
2. uploaded joomla_sql.class.php to the forum root directory
3. added product-connector.xml into vbulletin product manager
4. went to vb connector menu to manage connections and the only option for module I was given was Joomla. Plus, I got an error about 'vbconnectors' table not being present in SQL. I just manually added that table.

What did I miss?

Thanks

Ok, these instructions never end, very confusing. Nonetheless, I am trying to get this isntalled. I assume this is needed for the joomla com_connector to function properly..

I don't know what the install link at the top of the thread does, clueless!
I did everything Langly said above.
I tried to install the product in my vB install and I get the following SQL error...

Do I need to run this query in phpmyadmin? When I reattempt I get a column for connectors already present in the user table. So, I removed that field and then I attempt again, and I get this error. Please advise.

What can I replace that with? I am using the following...

Web Server Apache v1.3.34
PHP 4.4.1
MySQL Version 4.0.26-standard

I got the same error as well so I just deleted the 'collate latin1_german1_ci' and that installed fine.

Well, installed fine up to the point where I am at the moment.

langly, if you are using the sql module, you need to put it into the modules folder in your vb forum as well with the standard SOAP module.

Then install this module, not the standard one and be sure its configured properly. The SOAP one gnerates this error, b/c you don't have PHP5 and SOAP enabled on your server.

Thats what I did and everything appears to be working now. About to start working on my integration. I would love some profile integration, I know thats gonna be the roughest thing...

My vbulletin doesn't have a modules folder. My joomla does though. I do not have the ability to put SOAP on my host since they do not have php5. Only php4. I can put it on but it won't do anything.

/forum/includes/connector, its not a modules folder. Sorry for the confusion.

Ok, got that done but when I click on Componants in Joomla all it does is sends me back to the main page in Joomla admin. If I go to menu manager and try to create a Componant link it sets that up. Then I go to my homepage and click on the link I just made and all it does is tell me I have chosen a page that is not there. I'm guessing I'm missing something in Joomla somewhere.