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Originally Posted by papaschloss
OK, I figured the whole key thing out. The installation process being talked about by leonsio is a product installation process.
Admincp -> Plugins & Products -> Manage Products
Click on Add/Import Product and upload the product-soapapi.xml file from the root of the unzipped VB_SOAP archive.
Now go to
Admincp -> vBulletin Options -> VBulletin SOAP API (in the right hand list)
Click edit. The key should be there set to 'topsecretaccessky'. I set 'Activate or deactivate the SOAP server' to yes and then clicked on the Save button. However, I tried the login.php file again and got the infamous and always entertaining 'looks like we got no XML document'.
Help on this still appreciated.
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Thanks for the help. I was ale to get it working on vBulletin 3.7. You need to change the login.php page to use the same key you specify in the admin control panel as well as make sure you use a full url for the SoapClient. I did nothing else special to get it to work. I've only tried the login.php and test.php pages so far but will look to itnergrate this on other pages throughout my site. Does anyone know of any mods similiar to this that are designed for vBulletin 3.7 or that might be better than this one? Seems like it's a common thing that would be needed in large sites that don't want to have to manage multiple user tables.