Full Photopost Intergration

[MPDev]

once you rmeove the php then the templating takes on a life of it's own

Except vB hasn't removed php from the templates - it's just created its own template language which is then preprocessed before being displayed:

<if condition="$bbuserinfo['userid']">
...
</if>

More information: http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/m...e_conditionals

I'm just saying different strokes. Not everyone codes their products to a "vB standard". You might prefer a template with its own syntax while others might prefer a template made of of php.

[sabret00the]

the conditionals were put their by popular demand after having a full version of no php in statements over than variables such a $catergory etc

i understand what you're saying and completely where you're coming wrong, so don't get me wrong, i'm just saying as a customer who's had your product going on a years i'm still unable to make heads or tails of the templates

but alas, i doubt i'll change your mind

[MPDev]

I've modified my remarks to be more explicit - vB has its own template language with is preprocessed before being displayed. Our templates are similiar, except we use native php conditionals.

It's just syntax - the results are the same.

[Rampag33]

Well I fixed the problem. It had nothing to do with me or settings, it was currupt files that was doing it. Now everything working just fine.

[MPDev]

Excellent! Glad to hear it.

[The Geek]

Thanks again for your help. MPDev got me sorted straight out.

(was the missing bb cookie prefix, customer number instead of license number, and my login header was mispointed.)

Works a treat now

[MPDev]

You're welcome - it's usually something minor, hopefully my post will point people in the right direction.

[allandk]

Hi,

I have a problem with logins on our site. Our site is based on vbAdvanced, Vbulletin and photopost. The problem occurs when a user

signs up to become a registered user. After finishing the signup-process, the user is automatic logon to vbulletin, but not photopost.

The user has to log off and then logon again to get access to the images in photopost. This is giving us a lot of supporttickets and a

lot of wated time.

I have been reading this thread carefull, and tried a lot of things to solve the problem, but without any luck.

I have checked that the vb licensnumber is listed correct in photopost.

The cookie settings are:

vb cookie path: "/"
vb cookie prefix: "bb"
vb cookie domain: ""

pp cookie path: "/"
pp cookie prefix: "bb"
pp cookie domain: ""

When I log in to photopost, I get a cookie named 'bbsessionhash'. If i log out and closes the browser and log in to vbulletin, I stille

get a cookie named 'bbsessionhash'. The host and path information in these cookies are the same but the sessionhash is not.

When I log in to vbulletin I get two cookies named 'bbuserid' and 'bbpassword'. I do not get these cookies when I log into photopost.

I think I got a cookieproblem, but I'm not sure, and if that is the case, I do not know how to solve it. Can anyone help?

[obsidian]

I had the same problem for a while. Double check your licence number that you enter into photopost. Make sure you put in your licence number not your member number.

[allandk]

i have the correct license number