Nope, you had the right settings. I misspelled $useunixdate in the script where it checks the value. It was trying to process the date for older versions of WebBBS. I went back as I made the various revisions we tried and made sure that it would be backwards compatible for anyone using earlier versions of WebBBS such as the one I was using. ;)

LOOK,,,,LOOK,,,,at my new baby girl!!!

She is so cute!! Has the right dates, the correct names, EVEN the pictures!!

YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you so much!!

YOU have my codes, go and check it out!! She's working!!!!

WONDERFUL!!!

Kirk Voclain

Looks great! :D Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to bed. ;)

Early appointment tomorrow morning! :D Let me know if you have any other problems.

The majority of the problems that have been experienced in the past with this script was my failure to globally define the $forumid variable. Thanks to Kirk's feedback, I was able to get down the right track to figure it out. There are multiple functions being used in the script and I neglected to realize that I wasn't doing a global $forumid; ... that and the occasional snag with versions. ;)

This should work great with both older versions and the newest versions of WebBBS.

I have uploaded version 1.15r of the script which should fix any problems with extra line breaks being added by the script.

For those of you who have already converted, running the following queries should correct this problem. Run the queries in the order specified below:

First:
Second:
Third:
Fourth:
Backup your database before attempting this. :)

What's the latest on this? Does the 116 WebBBS converter work with vB3? Or is there a newer version?

I've got a big WebBBS 5.12 system I'd like to import into vB3.

Thanks

No. This works with vBulletin 2.x. You would have to install vB2, import with this script, then upgrade the results to vB3.

Thanks!

I've got a version of this I updated to work with WebBBS 5.12 and vb3. Let me know if you are interested. Going directly to vb3 allows the threads to remain intact.

It'd probably be very helpful to others if you post it here as an attachment or create a new "hack."

Here it is. It will likely need tweaking for each individual as I tuned it to handle how I did smilies on my site. The vb3 sections could probably be used for any other system as well.