[Crimm]

Originally Posted by php-resource.de

I guess you are using the global $db within your CMS.
Try the following workaround:

PHP Code:

  $registry = $vbulletin;
  unset($vbulletin);
  $vbDb = $registry->db;
  //declare as global vbulletin's registry and db objects
  global $vbulletin,$db;
  $vbulletin = $registry;
  //backup the original $db object (new!!)
  $backupdb = $db;
  $db = $vbDb;

  /*
   * Your code here
   */

  // Restore your $db object (new!!)
  $db = $backupdb; 


I just wanted to say that I was implementing this article with Wordpress and kept getting errors about functions_databuild.php on line 1685. So I added "global $vbulletin" and started having the issue of class_dm.php on line 177 about Registry Object. The above code worked for me.

So here's my function (A combination of those in this article for wordpress)

// Function for vB registration //

function register_in_vb($username, $password, $email){
        define('VB_AREA', 'External');
        define('SKIP_SESSIONCREATE', 0);
        define('SKIP_USERINFO', 1);
        define('CWD', 'ABSOLUTE_VB_PATH' );
        require_once(CWD . '/includes/init.php');

$registry = $vbulletin; 
unset($vbulletin); 
$vbDb = $registry->db; 
//declare as global vbulletin's registry and db objects 
global $vbulletin,$db; 
$vbulletin = $registry; 
//backup the original $db object (new!!) 
$backupdb = $db; 
$db = $vbDb; 

        $newuser =& datamanager_init('User', $vbulletin, ERRTYPE_ARRAY);
        $newuser->set('username', $username);
        $newuser->set('email', $email);
        $newuser->set('password', $password);
        $newuser->set('usergroupid', 3);

        if(empty($newuser->errors)){
			$db = $backupdb;
            return $newuser->save();
        }else{
		    $db = $backupdb;
            return $newuser->errors;
        }
		
}

and I called it on wp-login.php in the register_new_user function. I added it right after the User Password Generation so I could pass it to vB.

	// Add the users to vBulletin
	$newuserid = register_in_vb($user_login, $user_pass, $user_email);

That should help some people if you come across this :P