Is there anyway to not show the comment's on the single page but rather show just Comments (10) | Add your Comment or something like that? I'm trying to figure out how to do that as it seems there is no support for pagination and it's just causing a lot of server load. But I still do want to use vb as my comment's support.

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I did a test post and the test post worked but when posting in wordpress it doesn't auto fill my info or show me as logged in.

the site is www.howtotuneaguitar.org

I have a vBulletin/WP bridge on my site, and I now get this error:

Fatal error: Class 'vBulletinHook' not found in /home/ceege/public_html/forum/includes/class_bbcode.php on line 2405

on http://www.ceege.net/index.php

And here is what is on line 2405 of class_bbcode.php

($hook = vBulletinHook::fetch_hook('bbcode_fetch_tags')) ? eval($hook) : false;

So I got vbbridge up and running and working fine. Including the comments used from the thread.

Since then comments have stopped working on all new posts. The only thing I can think of that has changed are the character encoding settings. I reverted those to what I had before but comments still do not work on any new post, and continue to work on some old posts.

Also searching via wordpress no longer is functional.

Anyone have some thoughts/ideas?

It works for me now, but I have one problem

http://www.verejnadiskusia.sk/blog/?p=1

When I will post a comment in this section (section where I will be redirected when I will click to the story name), it will be showed in WP only. It will not be inserted to my forum. Could you tell me please how can I do it?

Thanks

I'm working on a very similar script over at http://invisionbridge.com (sameless self-promotion) I got IPB and Wordpress working now but vBulleting is a bit more complicated.

Is the author of this script available? or around to update this script?

Maybe you can help with this one. Everything works fine. Comments are fine, users being crossed over are fine, posts on the blog are posted to the forum fine, the only thing that doesn't work correctly is the post count.

When posting to the blog, the post gets automaticly posted to the forum like it should but the post count of the poster doesn't go up. When you delete a post it goes down like it should?

I had the blog and forum in seperate databases using seperate users, I then tried the same database with seperate users.

The blog is located at www.sitename.com/ and the forum is located at .com/forum/

Ive read through and the location of the blog and the forum doesn't seem to be the problem, maybe the database is tho?

All in all this is a great mod which just this being an issue for me.

Thanks

I have a big problem.
I've activated the plugin, following the installation instructions.
I've paid attention on creating a wordpress administrator username different from the admins in Vbulletin, so to avoid login problems in wordpress after activating auto-integration.
I map users in Vbridge user options, then I put auto-integration on...
Then, when I enter wordpress homepage I can see I'm logged in (I can post comments with my VB username), but if I try to enter administration, it says I've not enough permissions (I'm administrator in VB, and I've mapped vbridge so that vb admins become admins in wordpress...
)
I've tried to remove and re-upload the plugin, cancel vbbridge mysql entries, but I receive always the same error.
it doesn't map users, even if it recognize I'm logged in...
Can someone help me?

Is there anyway to not show the comment's on the single page but rather show just

Something like this:

Comments (10) | Add your Comment

I'm trying to figure out how to do that as it seems there is no support for pagination and it's just causing a lot of server load. But I still do want to use vb as my comment's support.

I have this working fine. Its a great mod. The only thing its missing that would be great is showing VB avatar's when using vb comments on the wordpress blog. Please add that.