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Incorporating my session/member driven site with VB
Hey,
I am trying to figure out the easiest way to incorporate my PHP SESSION / DATABASE driven site with VB. I want members who are registered to automatically be able to post in forums without having to re-register with the forums. Is this possible? How hard? I'm an intermediate PHP programmer and was wondering if any of you vb pros have some suggestions. I thougtht about rewriting my site to be driven by VB but I'm not too sure this is the -easiest- way to do this. Suggestions? I certainly would appreciate any!! Thanks, Josh P.S. VB is absolutely the best forum software I have seen in a while! |
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need to post this in the request forum maybe.
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Hmm, I think the easiest way would be to create a script to that uses your existing account-data to create vB-Accounts.
Moreless, for each user you will have to create a new record in table user, then call $DB_site->insert_id() to get the userid and afterwards create the accompanying records in the usertextfield and userfield table. When finished you should also call build_user_statistics(); from functions_databuild.php to update some caches. |
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Second request that has showed up in the hack database...is it really that tough to tell the difference between the two?
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