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Originally Posted by futuredood

Hi I'm currently working on installing and troubleshooting. This thing is absolutely briliant! Thank you for the mod. One question is, with all the work that you've gone through to get this to work, how come the avatars are not pulled from the vBulletin data? Isn't this a pretty easy step considering it's pulling everything else? The user comments are great, but it's a bit bland when there's a default Black and White photo for all my users

The avatars ARE pulled from vbulletin data. You need to check your paths.

Originally Posted by jhightman

if anyone has issues resetting using the 'resetvbbridge.php' file... you need to edit the file and add a ' on line 4 just inside the ")"

That file doesnt work. Use manual uninstall method for now (look previous posts). I will try to fix that file when I get time.

Originally Posted by MikesSite

Is there any possible way at all to get this to work with w/ multiple domains on the same server as the primary vb database??

No. But no harm in trying.

Originally Posted by saf-t scissors

Has anyone had problems with scheduled posts getting attributed incorrectly within the forum?

I had a scheduled post go up, everything looked fine from forumdisplay, but when I clicked on the thread (showthread.php), it appeared as posted by a completely different user.

There are serious issues with the integration function as well. It seems as though the plugin assumes that wp userids = vb userids, so posts on the wordpress side get attributed to the wrong user. This is independent of the post-scheduling problem. I tried disabling the plugin, creating authors with the names I wanted to display (so they'd show as possible authors in the post edit dialog), but these names still get attributed to different users once the plugin is activated again.

I could edit the wp user db to make the userids match, but what a PITA.

The wordpress user database is not used when this plugin is active. So make sure you have all your wordpress users registered in vbulletin.