the URL to joomla must be the same
that you have added in the configuration.php in joomla unter liveSite variable

Worked like a charm, thanks man, I had the URL's slightly altered and that screwed it up. Thanks leonsio, great extension man, can't wait to put it in a production environment :)

-RD

v. 1.0.0 was released
all connectors are moved to separate packages
fixed some bugs with PHP4
support for joomla 1.0.8
better login/synchronisation handling

the way joomla->vbulletin works fine, with out any problems
for the other way are some changes in vbulletin application connector ( joomla modules ) needed
this will be done in this or next week

Hi leonsio,
It seem that your com connector.zip file is lacked of vbulletin.class.php
I got the following errors when click NEW after installing the component to joomla 1.0.8
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: initsessionadmin() in D:\server\www\joomla\administrator\index2.php on line 38

its okay to report the bug only in one forum...

I get this error when loggin in the Joomla side. I have the soap client installed on vB, php5 is enabled and I'm running the vb soap on Joomla. Any help would be much appreciated.

you must install soap extension for PHP

Im running into a problem.

I have two joomla portals they are both on the same domain and server as the vbulletin installation. My problem is that one is working and the other is not.

Is it possible to run the connector on two joomla portals and one vbulletin installtion?

the reaosn i ask is the both have the identical information in the connector preferences and the one will not work.

Each installation is in a seperate database, so the joomla's are seperate and the vbulletin is by itself as well.

the error I get whenever I try to login is the following.
I have the same exact connection details in my working portal though and it works so I don't think it's a problem with me specifying bad details on how to connect to the database.

By the way I get the above when trying to login into mambo with my vbulletin account.

An interesting tid bit though is that the vbulletin installation is getting updated with my joomla account from the portal that gives me the error so I know for sure it's not a connectoin issue with the vbulletin database.

Only difference between the two joomla installation is one is a sub domain. Vbulletin cookies settings are path / and domain blank however.

I have php 4 so I am using the vbulletin_sql.class

replace joomla.php with this one

http://www.c4u.to/includes/joomla.zip

Hmmm instead of giving my a mysql error now it just says incorrect username and password.

I tested it and if I register an account on joomla I can login on vbulletin. if i register an account on vbulletin I can login to joomla.

However if I try to login with an old vbulletin account it does not work and says incorrect password or username.

I've tried to reinstalling and that did not work either.