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vB Easy Auction v1.1
by yoyoyoyo Don't let the length of this post fool you... this is actually very simple to setup... I just tend to get long-winded at times... WHAT YOU NEED: * vBulletin Software (for vBulletin integration - the perl files will work fine without vBulletin) * Web server account that has CGI capabilities, and will allow you to run executable cgi files. * Perl 5.6 or better installed on that web server. Contact your server administrator if you are unsure (most servers are running version 5.8.X, so this should not be a problem). If you do not have perl installed then read a little further below about perlsp. * Access to either Sendmail, BLAT, or Sockets mail. No mail can be sent without at least ONE of the above. If you are using either BLAT or Sockets mail (NT users usually), you will also need access to an SMTP mail server. Contact your server administrator to find out if you do. Note: the SMTP mail server needs to allow the user to send mail without requiring them to log into the server. OVERVIEW This will add auctions to your site quickly and easily. Simply edit the auction.pl file and admin.pl files to reflect your server's filepaths, etc., and then upload the files to your server. Create a template and make a couple edits to your vbulletin files to allow navigation to your auctions and that is it! The core of the auction is based on a HEAVILY modified version of EveryAuction Release Version 1.53, and can be further edited or modified to suit your needs, as long as you follow the GNU public license. SEE POST #1 OF THIS THREAD FOR INSTALL INFO, ETC. If members of your site are interested in participating in the auctions then they need to register for them also, since this is not integrated with the vBulletin database for security reasons (since people put actual contact info, etc. in their auction registrations). FEATURES
LEGAL NOTICE Version: vB Easy Auction 1.0 Last update: 07/20/2005 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. modifications and integration with vbulletin released at vbulletin.org by yoyoyoyo No additional rights reserved by the author Matt Hahnfeld DBA EverySoft expressly emphasizes that this program is *NOT* an official release version of EveryAuction, and that this program is *NOT* sanctioned or distributed by Matt Hahnfeld DBA EverySoft. Dieter Werner expressly emphasizes that this program is *NOT* an official release version of eAuction, and that this program is *NOT* sanctioned or distributed by Dieter Werner. vB Easy Auction for vBulletin is not affiliated with eBay or jelsoft or any affiliated companies. The author of this release agrees to these statements absolutely. VERSION 1.1: Added the optional ability to allow users to create their own auction sites using the easy-auction ezauctgn.zip script. PLEASE CLICK INSTALL IF YOU FIND THIS USEFUL! Supporters / CoAuthors Show Your Support
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Great hack! Everything works great, thanks for all your hard work.
Rich |
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I am considering this add on, however I have a few questions that I would like to ask...
1. Has anyone installed this on V 3.5.4 Does it run ok, no problems? 2. Is it possible to modify the code so that users can upload attachments, rather than point it to an image URL? 3. How many images can you upload or point to? Just one, or more? 4. I would like to have the actual auction up the top, followed by the thread which contains discussions about the auction itself underneath. Is this the case? Or is it just the ad? RJ |
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Anyone have any news on this hack being upgraded to run on the latest version.
I tried to install it on 3.5.4 but one of the index pages is completely different. RJ |
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Looking to see if this has been upgraded to work with 3.4.5
ANyone know?? |
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I see: <iframe name="auction" ALIGN="CENTER" BORDER="0" FRAMEBORDER=0 HEIGHT=3000 WIDTH=100% MARGINHEIGHT=0 VSPACE=0 MARGINWIDTH=0 SCROLLING=0 src="$bboptions[bburl]/cgi-bin/auction/auction.pl"></iframe> Where is $bboptions[bburl] defined? Is that something I should need to edit? |
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OK, I fixed the iframes problem, but found that the auction.cgi and admin.cgi scripts are the problem. They run, but produce gibberish.
I'm running VBulletin 3.5.4 0 is that the problem? Or do I have some settings wrong? The output from each looks largely like the CGI file itself starting after the #!/usr/bin/perl line. |
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kreichelt:
This modification says it is for 3.0.8 |
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Are there any plans to get this program to work with VB 3.6.x soon?
Doug |
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I am very interested in this for 3.5 , is there any other similar releases ?
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Will this work with 3.6.2? I'm looking for it or something similar. Thanks!
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