postnuke and vbulletin finally merged together
 

erased

Hmm, just vb inserted into PostNuke using a wrapper program within PostNuke? pretty sure there's a nuke browser system that doesn't use iframes, just can't remember which one though.
Actually, there's a similar system that allows PHP-Nuke and VB to share membership as well, been out a couple months now.
Also, hate to say this, but someone else has actually managed to intergrate VB as a module in PN, like the standard forums included with PN. .Just saw the test site, looks very good for a beta.
Shame no one is doing this for PHP-Nuke.

if someone knows where the module for vb is would love to see it. I looked everywhere but didn't find one.

i need a Postnuke vbuleltin integration everyone talking about releasing that.. BUt never find anyone who really released.. ..damn i need it !!!

Two hacks for this one :)

Here's the latest:

http://www.vbulletin.org/hacks/index...ack&hackid=760

And here's the other one:

http://www.vbulletin.org/hacks/index...ack&hackid=579

Regards

- miSt

Hey, I just did the hack for porting PN users over to VB database and it worked!

The problem is, after I ported it, if new users were to sign up under my PN site, it would not share the same database as the forum. Is there a way we can make it use the same databases? Also is there a way I can make it so that VB is on the same page as my PN site(like my xforum: http://www.animefantasia.com/modules...rum&file=index)

Here is my website: www.animefantasia.com

Here is the VB Forum: www.animefantasia.com/forum

<a href="http://www.brett-g.com." target="_blank">http://www.brett-g.com.</a>

Ixius is a content manager written in PHP and supports (it is required) intergration into a vbulletin database. Oh.. did I mention that it only does 4 queries per page but reads effectively 28 =).. Yes, mysql caching systems are fun to use, but not fun to code.

I'll be releasing a beta as soon as it's stable... there are still some factors to work out.

Yeah you can use postwrap to have them on the same page.

You can also hand the registration process over to vBulletin.

Thanks but no thanks, I'll be sticking with my PostNuke

It's already better than Post Nuke. The one at my site just hasn't been configured all the way.