Major Additions - VaultWiki Lite 4.x: Wiki for vBulletin Forums

VaultWiki allows your existing forum users to work together on creating and managing a site's content pages, rather than competing to make popular threads. VaultWiki is a fully-featured and fully-supported wiki add-on solution for vBulletin.

Encourage Users to Work Together
VaultWiki allows your community to collaborate to create and publish content pages for your site. Multiple users can edit the same page, and your staff can moderate changes as they are made. VaultWiki maintains a detailed history of every page, making it just as easy to reverse unwanted changes.

Create All Kinds of Content
With VaultWiki, you can create general site content, user manuals for your products, wikis, eBooks, eCommerce product pages, and more. With a little imagination, VaultWiki can be purposed to do almost anything.

Seamlessly Integrates With Your Community
At its core, VaultWiki is an add-on product for your vBulletin forum platform. Its pages all meld with the forum's existing style. Users write new content with the same editor and BB-Codes they are already familiar with. The content is indexed by your forum's built-in search engine. And each user's contributions are acknowledged on his or her profile.

Attract New Membership
VaultWiki creates content and content URLs that are designed to drive new traffic to your site. With guides for search engines embedded in every page, each page preserves its value when it comes to generating traffic.

Fast, Responsive Support
Subscriptions come with free support in our forums and bug tracker system, and documentation is available online at all times. Paid installation and upgrade services can be ordered via our web site.

Active Development
The team at VaultWiki.org are actively involved in the development process. VaultWiki is constantly updated to be compatible with the newest forum software releases, to meet web standards, and to incorporate new technologies. Bugs are fixed promptly and new features come out all the time.

Demo
Demo link: https://www.vaultwiki.org/pages/
Depending on our mood each day, the demo may be the full version or the Lite version.

License
For licensing details, please see the relevant "VaultWiki Lite" sections of the VaultWiki License Agreement here: https://www.vaultwiki.org/pages/Info...ense-Agreement

Features the Full Version
The find out more about VaultWiki Lite's features or to purchase the full commercial version, see the comparison here: https://www.vaultwiki.org/features/

Requirements
The following requirements are based on the full version. The Lite version has fewer MySQL tables, fewer files, and takes up less disk space.

PHP: 5.3+ (5.4+ recommended, 5.5+ recommended for big boards)
MySQL: 4.4.1+ (5.1+ recommended)
MySQL tables: 75+ (for some shared hosts)
MySQL max_allowed_packet: ?M+ (500K + expected language row length)
Disk Space: 12M+ (1G+ recommended)
iNodes: 5000+ (for some shared hosts)
Memory limit: 32M+ (128M+ recommended for vBulletin)

Copyright Info
VaultWiki Lite places a copyright notice in your forum's footer on any page where wiki functions are used. It also places a few nag screens that admin users can see. You are not allowed to modify the source code or phrases to remove this copyright or the nag screens.

You can purchase an Ad Removal and/or Branding Removal license for VaultWiki Lite from the official VaultWiki support site. Simply register an account there to access VaultWiki Lite downloads and extras such as these.

Technical Support
You will probably receive faster responses to support questions if you post at the official support site: https://www.vaultwiki.org/support/4X/

Using an old version? You should check here periodically to make sure there are no known security issues affecting that version: https://www.vaultwiki.org/pages/Book...rable-Versions

[ywwz]

Ah.... I got this when trying vault/install/index.php

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM in /home3/name/public_html/mywebsite/forum/vault/core/model/vw.php on line 308

My PHP version is 5.4.29
What should I do ah@@

[thincom2000]

You might have PHP 5.4.29 installed on your server as you say, but apparently your server also has PHP < 5.3 installed, and it is using that instead for vBulletin. You will have to make sure in your Apache, nginx, or other config, that it is using the correct path to the PHP 5.4.29 binary when a .php request comes in.

If you maintain multiple versions of PHP, it is usually easier to keep track of this if the PHP path has the version number in it. But I have found that it is sometimes possible to update the wrong PHP location if you forget to set your prefixes properly when you compile the update.

If this error did not occur, then the loaded page should tell you that the PHP version is too low, and the actual PHP version that is executing the page. You can try to get at least that far, so it can give you some clues about your version, by editing vault/core/model/vw.php. Find:

$classname::select_child($class, $file, $depends);

Replace with:

call_user_func_array(array($classname, 'select_child'), array(&$class, &$file, $depends));

[ywwz]

Originally Posted by thincom2000

You might have PHP 5.4.29 installed on your server as you say, but apparently your server also has PHP < 5.3 installed, and it is using that instead for vBulletin. You will have to make sure in your Apache, nginx, or other config, that it is using the correct path to the PHP 5.4.29 binary when a .php request comes in.

If you maintain multiple versions of PHP, it is usually easier to keep track of this if the PHP path has the version number in it. But I have found that it is sometimes possible to update the wrong PHP location if you forget to set your prefixes properly when you compile the update.

If this error did not occur, then the loaded page should tell you that the PHP version is too low, and the actual PHP version that is executing the page. You can try to get at least that far, so it can give you some clues about your version, by editing vault/core/model/vw.php. Find:

$classname::select_child($class, $file, $depends);

Replace with:

call_user_func_array(array($classname, 'select_child'), array(&$class, &$file, $depends));

Thank you so much for your professional help, I'll try these code first and contact my site hoster if necessary. All the best!

[thincom2000]

The Gamma 7 version of VaultWiki Lite has been posted today, above. Here are some details of the release:

(released July 1, 2014)

• HTML5 MicroData in Wiki Pages
• vw_additional.css for easier CSS overrides
• Opt Wiki Areas In/Out of Web Search Results
• Improved CSS caching
• CSS separated into multiple templates for easier management
• fatal error searching wiki content in vB3
• word wrap occurs in CODE blocks
• word wrap is not multi-byte safe
• About 25 other bugs that weren't limited to vBulletin are fixed

[halkum]

Getting this error when installing:

Fatal error: Configuration: You must insert a value for dirs.core in /vault/core.php in /home/uta/public_html/forum/vault/core/model/vw.php on line 109

Looked and there is no core.php in my vault folder.

[halkum]

Nevermind, I was running PHP 5.2. Updated and looks to be working correctly now.

[halkum]

Running PHP 5.4 currently.

VaultWiki has been installed. I have yet to do any post installation configuration though. It seems when the VaultWiki plugin is enabled on my forums, suddenly BBCode does not display correctly on the forums. It just shows the tags around the text.

I disable VaultWiki, and suddenly BBCode parses correctly.

Screenshot of example of what I mean attached.

[thincom2000]

I cannot reproduce the problem on my Lite wiki. If you can, I would advise you to submit a Support Ticket through the Members area at vaultwiki.org, so that a developer can resolve this for you.

[thincom2000]

Originally Posted by halkum

Getting this error when installing:

Fatal error: Configuration: You must insert a value for dirs.core in /vault/core.php in /home/uta/public_html/forum/vault/core/model/vw.php on line 109

Looked and there is no core.php in my vault folder.

The error message refers to an incorrect file name, but the message means that VaultWiki is having trouble automatically finding your vBulletin root directory.

If you had some sort of open_basedir restriction which jails PHP to the vBulletin directory, this would be confusing to VaultWiki. However, from the error message, I don't see such a restriction.

If you have a Windows server with PHP 5.2.4 - 5.2.6 installed, the behavior of the PHP function realpath is inconsistent in this environment. In all PHP versions below 5.3.0, realpath randomly fails to return a value, and in 5.3.1, it only works in some cases.

I have logged a bug report at vaultwiki.org so that the developers can implement a workaround for these versions. Even if your PHP version is too low, VaultWiki is supposed to load far enough to tell you "your PHP version is too low"...

[thincom2000]

Release Candidate 1 has been posted today. Here are some of the changes in this release:
(released July 28, 2014)

• History updated: more detailed and user-friendly
• Fixed setting rebuilds in Debug Mode
• Fixed fatal error subscribing via tab
• Fixed sample area being invisible
• Fixed signatures failing to parse
• Fixed database error previewing new pages
• About 35 other bugs that weren't limited to vBulletin are fixed