Kunena to Vbulletin

[isaanlawyers]

I would like on our website (www.isaan.com) to change Kunena to VBulletin.
I want someone to install it, as quick as possible. Old posts NOT deleted.
Pictures, videos should be kept.
I would like functions like Facebook like or twitter in the posts.
And adsense (we already have that).

Basically, just change. Install. But I touch nothing.

1) How much does it cost
2) How long does it take
3) Do you do some "template" so it looks nice...

I just want that. If possible in less than 5 days.

Thanks.

[Max Taxable]

Did you buy your vBulletin license yet?

[JacquiiDesigns]

hmmm - I don't think vBulletin impex supports kunena to vBulletin... There are ways to work around it though - perhaps migrating kunena to phpbb and then phpbb to vBulletin?

J.

[Max Taxable]

Kunena = fireboard correct?

[socialteenz]

It is different..

http://www.kunena.org/forum

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by socialteenz

It is different..

http://www.kunena.org/forum

It's fireboard, renamed. There may be some other differences as well, but not huge ones. Possible the fireboard import tool in Impex might work.

[JacquiiDesigns]

Originally Posted by Max Taxable

It's fireboard, renamed. There may be some other differences as well, but not huge ones. Possible the fireboard import tool in Impex might work.

Read something similar at https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/show...e-to-vBulletin --- It may not be a bad idea to try as a test shot in the dark perhaps LOL - but definitely not something that's guarenteed to work, as fireboard and kunena are not the same applications. And how do you know the differences aren't huge?!? That's a hypothesis right?...

Personally - I'd still go for the kunena ==> phpBB ==> vBulletin route, because such a method is proven to import data without issue.

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by JacquiiDesigns

Read something similar at https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/show...e-to-vBulletin --- It may not be a bad idea to try as a test shot in the dark perhaps LOL - but definitely not something that's guarenteed to work, as fireboard and kunena are not the same applications.

They sort of took over fireboard, made some changes, yes. I have two Joomlas one with fireboard and one with Kunena, there's really not a whole lot of difference in them. Kunena originally WAS fireboard.

And as you said, no harm can be done testing the theory on a test board. I wouldn't try it on a live board though!

[JacquiiDesigns]

Oh no! Definitely don't try on a live board lol
But yeah - Could be interesting to try and see the results on a test import though. I've always wondered regarding the kunena, as I'd been asked to do a similar job before...

[Max Taxable]

The way I would try this would be to download the Kunena SQL and import it on a new DB on same server as the vBulletin test site. I would make that new DB the target for Impex.

I wouldn't make the existing Kunena db the target.