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Ok I've made some changes to get post authors to correctly display:

Changed in vbbridge.php

PHP Code:

$sql = "select replycount, postuserid FROM " .  TABLE_PREFIX . "thread where threadid = '$results->vb_threadid'"; 


to

PHP Code:

$sql = "select replycount, postuserid, postusername FROM " .  TABLE_PREFIX . "thread where threadid = '$results->vb_threadid'"; 


and

PHP Code:

$ret = Array('id' => $results->vb_threadid, 'count' => $results2[replycount], 'thread_starter' => $results2[postuserid], 'replies' => $results3, 'vb_parser' => $parser); 


to

PHP Code:

$ret = Array('id' => $results->vb_threadid, 'count' => $results2[replycount], 'thread_starter' => $results2[postuserid], 'replies' => $results3, 'vb_parser' => $parser, 'postusername' => $results2[postusername]); 


Then in the instructions for the Author (wordpress templates) - this was only being called once and resulted in the same author being displayed in all my posts on the main page:

Changed:

PHP Code:

if (function_exists('Comment_Handler') and $vbridge == '') { 


to

PHP Code:

if (function_exists('Comment_Handler')) { 


Also to removed the following from the comment code (redundant since a function call is already made by the author portion of the code)

PHP Code:

if (function_exists('Comment_Handler')) {

    $vbridge = Comment_Handler($post->ID);

    global $vbulletin; 
} 


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