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vbWiki Standard - vBulletin+MediaWiki integration
Developer Last Online: Aug 2010
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9/28/2007: vbWiki Std v1.3 RC5 is now available for download. This version adds compatibility with MW 1.11.0+ 5/17/2007: vbWiki Std v1.3 RC4 is now available for download. This version is compatible with MW 1.10.0+ and vBulletin 3.6.6+ 1/21/2007: vbWiki Std v1.0.2 RC3 is now available for download. This version fixes the 'session error' that used to happen on some installations of MediaWiki 1.9.x. Description: vbWiki Standard is the lite version of vbWiki Pro. vbWiki Standard allows the integration of vBulletin and MediaWiki user authentication. (vbWiki Pro is a commercial product that, in addition to the functionality found in vbWiki Standard, provides full skin integration, enhanced user management, Admin CP, editing of wiki skin in vBulletin's Style Manager, among other features.) Why should you add a wiki to your forums? Forums are great for community building with their high level of interactivity. Successful forums have hundreds or thousand of concurrent users creating and replying to threads. However due to this very reason the more your forums grow the more "collective knowledge" is scattered throughout the thousands (or hundreds or millions) of threads in your forums. Making it difficult for users to find and use. A wiki is not that good at community building, but it is a great medium to centralize this 'collective knowledge'. Enabling you to create an 'ecosystem of information' (quoting pipin ) maintained and contributed by your users. The idea behind vbWiki (both Standard and Pro) is to enable the seamless integration between these two packages (vBulletin and MediaWiki) side-by-side in your community. You (and your users and community) get the best of both worlds. Or so the theory goes... Features:
These installation instructions do not apply to vbWiki Pro. Refer to vbWiki Pro installation instructions for more information. MediaWiki and vBulletin must be installed and properly working before installing vbWiki. MediaWiki can be downloaded here.
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PHP Code:
Open vbWiki_Init.php (or vbWikiPro_Init.php) and find this line: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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If you would do, what wiki expects you to do ... you would have seen that this is the same small bug described above.
I just added return true to all functions in vbWiki_Hooks.php and it works perfectly with 11 thanks a lot |
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I made the changes mentioned earlier in this thread by darksoulz and elfmage and it seems to be working for me, also.
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We'll be releasing a new version in 2-3 weeks, that will include these changes. |
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Ah, after some tweaking we got it to work, thanks a bunch!
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Hi,
i have installed vBulletin 3.6.8 installed and working. MediaWiki 1.11.0 ist installed and running. I followed the installation instructions here, for these mod (RC4) but nothing happen. I also set PHP Code:
I'm stuck. Please help. Thanks Alfred |
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Hey ElfMage, seems like vbWiki Standard isn't compatible with the new MediaWiki version 1.11.0.
I only get the following error on my Wiki main page when trying to run it (with $wgShowExceptionDetails = true): Quote:
Any new update of vbWiki to fix this anytime soon? EDIT: This seems to be your problem (I had to patch 3 or 4 hook functions in your code to make it work again, no biggie, but you'd probably want to do it in the release version anyway): http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail...er/023348.html |
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However, we just released vbWiki Std 1.3 RC5 which is compatible with MW 1.11+ Feel free to download it and let me know if it doesn't fix these errors. |
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Thanks. |
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i did what you recommended and installed RC5. I put PHP Code:
LocalSettings.php (there is no ?>) but still nothing happens. It seems, that the LocalSettings is not called neither the vbWiki_Init.php Thanks Alfred |
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Hi Alfred,
Just to be sure, you replaced the '/absolute/path/to/your/forums' with the correct local path, correct? Could you send me a PM with a link to your wiki/forum? Thanks. |
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