Stupidly, I didn't read in-depth about what happens to users with the same name if I use the vBbridge to connect WordPress to vBulletin. My WordPress stripped me of permissions, but after poking around in the database for a few hours I luckily thought up of duplicating every one of my user's features identical to my other admin. I figured out what stripped me of my permission - my wp_capabilities went from a:1:{s:13:"administrator";i:1;} to a:1:{s:0:"";i:1;}. After switching it back using some trickery I now have User Level 10 again, which is what the installation script of WordPress gives the first user upon installing WordPress for the very first time. I'm not sure if I'm going to use this feature, but if I do I'm definitely going to look further into just how cohesive the two databases work together or clash. For starters, what user id should I attribute to vBulletin in the WordPress admin panel if I can't assign it to myself? Do I make up a user ID or do I create a new user on vBulletin and use that ID? Very tricky stuff. Thanks for all the hard work you've put into building this cool feature though. Peace.
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