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Can vBulletin Blog be used as an ARTICLES system?
Can vBulletin Blog be used as an Articles system?
I really like vBa Dynamics, but it is not integrating nearly as tightly as I would like with vB and the CMPS. If vBulletin Blog isn't the solution, are there any serious recommendations out there? Thanks! Jeff |
vBulletin Blog is just that, a blog. Trying to make it work like an articles system is probably more difficult than coding a whole new one.
You could do something like we do here by modifying a few templates. |
Yeah,
The Vbulletin Blog system could be used as an article system, IF, note a really big IF, it had more features like mutliauthor blogging, and some other features. |
You can always use vbarticles
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Nash, what kind of integration issues are you running into with vBa Dynamics?
I'm helping to launch a new non-profit site where they need to convert several articles (eg: history of the group) over to the vB based site but I haven't decided yet what approach I'm going to take. |
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I want the navbar links to work site wide. Specificially the Search functionality and the New Posts functionality. Currently, the majority of my site is Articles in vBa Dynamics. However when a user hits "New Posts" in the navbar, none of them show up. Likewise the navbar search feature only searches the Forums. I think that the site needs to function more as one cohesive whole, instead of a bunch of separate parts. This is very frustrating! Any suggestions? Thanks! Jeff --------------- Added [DATE]1214461934[/DATE] at [TIME]1214461934[/TIME] --------------- Quote:
I'm not familiar with vBarticles. Is that a hack or a paid service? Where do I find it? Will it integrate into the vB navbar Search function and New Posts function? Thanks! Jeff --------------- Added [DATE]1214462170[/DATE] at [TIME]1214462170[/TIME] --------------- Quote:
Please give me some pointers on how vB.org achieves the illusion of a separate Articles system, a separate Mods system, and a separate Styles system, when I believe these are all just different categories of forums in the same system (the base vB)? This would totally meet my needs if I could figure out how to implement it! Thanks! Jeff |
As mentioned hundreds of times before (literally), you can achieve the illusion by setting the display order to zero.
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Thanks for the feedback! Can you please turn me on to a previous thread, where this was described in more detail? I would also like more info on the plug-in you described to change the post-bit style on the fly. I did a search for 'Article system' before asking. My appologies for this being a redundant question. I wish I could find more info on it. Thanks! Jeff |
Set the forum's display order to zero and link to it manually. There isn't really much more to explain....
Hook: postbit_display_complete PHP Code:
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