Conflicting index.php files...
 

I recently installed the vBadvanced, but the problem is both vB and vBadvanced use an index.php file and I want both to be in my root directory. I am trying to figure out how to do both, but I am unsure. What is the best way to approach this to where both index files are in my public_html folder? I know I have to change one of the filenames, but if I change the vb index.php filename, I don't know where to reflect it so that it always goes to that index name instead of the default index.php.

Confused? So am I.

Change the standard vbulletin index.php to something else, there is a setting in the acp to tell vb what it's called.

Where is the setting?

vBulletin Options > Forums Home Page Options > Script Name for Forum Home Page

Ok, thank you.. my next problem is... http://www.forumfatale.com/ - the code is right from what I saw in the script config. This is a vbadvanced problem. All I did was remove the "/forums" from the path and now it is doing this.

Sorry, I don't use VBA - sounds like something you would ask in their forums.

You can just rename vBA's index.php to cmps_index.php, as I recall that used to be the default, I guess they must've change it -- but it'll work just fine being named cmps_index.php.

As for the error on your site, be sure you're using the full path to your file. My path is: "C:\Inet\sitename.net\httpdocs\forum" -- but I'm on a Windows server, so unless you are as well, it'd most likely be something like "blabla/hosting/public_html/forum"

Ok, next problem: I have another admin, and the other admin is only seeing four categories in the admin cp... what is going on? Do I need to do something?

But, it won't be /forum because it is all in my root. It isn't in a forum directory.

So then it'd just be "blabla/hosting/public_html".

The categories might be something you need specific Admin Permission to view, I think Scheduled Tasks is one thing that you need to be allowed to view. Try going to Users -> Type in their Username -> Admin Permissions.

I fixed the admin problem... but the index problem is still there. I used the regular path, but it still isn't working.