[Release vB2.0] vbPortal 1.0 alpha

UPDATED vbPortal beta1 released, I'm not really too good at this, so it is what it is.

Get it at http://www.phpportals.com in my new IndexU scripts section.

[bokhalifa]

It works for me


i so sory

[wajones]

I have decided to move on with other projects, I will be starting my own BBS soon, I won't drop vbPortal but development will be behind closed doors because I need my lic. to run my own site. I won't close the vbPortal site until I'm ready to open the other, but I can't really spend the time supporting this project much more. The interest is good, but I need to move on to supplement my retirement. I'll let everyone that's interested know before that happens and will reserve a spot on my new board for vbPortal inquiries and support. I will also post any new update's on the bulletin board and the vbulletin.org board.

Good luck to you wajones. I do understand the retirement fund supplement issue.

Thank You for the hack.
Best Wishes
Hooper

[wajones]

I'm not dropping it, just redirecting my energy

BTW...
For those that may be interrested I forgot to complete the admin block in the latest release, But I just put the updated vbpstuff.php zip into my downloads section, just replace your existing vbpstuff.php in the vB root and add the var $P_adminblock in the P_header and P_forumheaderall templates right under the $P_mainmenu var in each of these. What this does is provide a admin block that only the admin and moderators can see. You can use it for short cuts such as a link to your admin cp etc. just format with html using the block administration in the cp as with the other blocks.

ob_start();
include_once("./vbpstuff.php");
ob_end_clean();

I added that into the PHPinclude template and I get this error:

Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function ob_start() in ./global.php on line 204

Is PHP4 REQUIRED to use VBPortal? Is there a workaround to this problem?

Help please!

[JonnyQuest]

That ob_start function is php4 only. I dont' know a workaround (which doesn't mean there isn't one).