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NashChristian 03-09-2008 06:04 AM

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

Dismounted 03-09-2008 06:22 AM

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.

Shelby 03-12-2008 04:20 PM

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.

snakes1100 03-12-2008 04:21 PM

You can always use vbarticles

KW802 03-12-2008 04:24 PM

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.

NashChristian 06-26-2008 05:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KW802 (Post 1463126)
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.

Hello Kevin!

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

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Quote:

Originally Posted by snakes1100 (Post 1463123)
You can always use vbarticles

Hello Snakes,

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

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dismounted (Post 1460538)
You could do something like we do here by modifying a few templates.

Hello Dismounted,

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

Dismounted 06-26-2008 06:47 AM

As mentioned hundreds of times before (literally), you can achieve the illusion by setting the display order to zero.

NashChristian 06-26-2008 12:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dismounted (Post 1559246)
As mentioned hundreds of times before (literally), you can achieve the illusion by setting the display order to zero.

Hello Dismounted,

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

Dismounted 06-26-2008 12:41 PM

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:

$this->templatename 'your other template'



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