[Jafo232]

Originally Posted by malenfant

Perfect, it was just the Database-Prefix that stopped the bridge from working.
Thank you Jafo!

One more question:
I want to get more users into my vbulletin-board. So it would be very useful if they get automatically from my blogarticle (by the #respond button) to the vbulletin thread that made bye the bridge! Is there any way to do that?

TY Marc

Not sure if you have, but the readme speaks a bit on how to do this:

IF YOU WANT TO USE VB For comments:

You need to edit your template files wherever comments are included. Usually these are in index.php, single.php, page.php. You will need to find the comment code. Usually this appears as:

<?php wp_link_pages(); ?>
<!-- <?php comments_popup_link(__('0 Comments'), __('1 Comments'), __('% Comments')); ?>

You can replace that code with this:

<?php
#### Vbridge Replacement code for comments
$vbridge = Comment_Handler($post->ID);
if ($vbridge[id] > 0) {
?>

<a href=<?php echo get_option('vbb_VBURL') ?>/showthread.php?t=<?php echo $vbridge[id] ?>>(<?php echo intval($vbridge[count]) ?>) comments.</a> <a href=<?php echo get_option('vbb_VBURL') ?>/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&t=<?php echo $vbridge[id] ?>>Add your comment here.</a>


<?php
}
##End Vbridge Replacement

Note, if you deactivate the vbridge plugin, you must remove this code.