The author has given me permission to re-release this hack under his 3.1.1 codebase, and as such I have converted it Vbulletin 3.5 support which involved a good many changes.
Also I changed a couple templates, and some html fixes so it will look a little better than it used to, feel free to suggest any other bugs that need to be fixed.
One last thing, although I will "Try" to get around to fixing any bugs that come in, this is NOT my hack, and therefore I will not associate myself with supporting this hack; I merely have done a service for the people that requested the port.
Credit goes to the original authors: magnus, noppid, action-n
Again: THIS IS NOT MY CODE. AND IT IS NOT SUPPORTED.
Information:
1. Make sure you have a writable tmp directory.
2. This script only supports jpg, png, gif files.
3. I dont plan on re-writing this entire script to make it bug free, so please dont ask me to do so.
Upgrade From Vbulletin 3.x.x :
1. There is no upgrader; you just need 2 do a couple things.
2. More than likely you can leave your old vbg tables (havnt tested).
3. You _Do_ need to delete any previous settings/phrases/templates though.
4. Use phpmyadmin or w/e you use, and search your database for vbg with a wildcard it should locate anything that has that name in it; and delete them. Then follow the INSTALL.txt
Installation:
1. Download Zip File
2. Read INSTALL.txt
3. Click install if you like
Changes:
3/10/2006 8:43am - Fixed Comments; they now post to correct Garage.
3/9/2006 10:37pm - Image Types are determined manually.
1. Did some actiontemplate optimizations, so only the necessary templates are loaded on the pages needed.
2. Removed the text field limit for describing your ride.
3/9/2006 10:37pm - Image Types are determined manually.
3/9/2006 12:54pm - A change to image output.
3/9/2006 12:06pm - Attempt to fix image corruption.
To Upgrade:
Simply overwrite the vbgarage.php file.
Show Your Support
This modification may not be copied, reproduced or published elsewhere without author's permission.
is there a tutorial on how to configure vbgarage somewhere? how do you remove old entries from the garage? how do you sort by latest activity? anyone please help!
you delete them! you will get an error page but it will have been deleted.
you delete them! you will get an error page but it will have been deleted.
i'm trying to troubleshoot an existing vbgarage where no one can create or edit their cars in the garage. is there a control panel for vbgarage somewhere or do you have to do everyting from phpmyadmin?
i'm trying to troubleshoot an existing vbgarage where no one can create or edit their cars in the garage. is there a control panel for vbgarage somewhere or do you have to do everyting from phpmyadmin?
yes you can add extra questions in, I have added engine type to a test forum after editing the xml and the php file. but it only shows the new field on a fresh install or after uninstalling then reinstalling again, or i can install the xml file with the old database still installed and then manually edit in the "engine" field through mysqladmin and it will work.
What it wont do, is add the field in via the xml when upgrading an existing installation.
I assume this is because its looking for the table exists statement and then as it already exists leaves it alone without inserting the extra field.
I have no idea how to re-write the sql statement to check if the extra fields exist and then if not to create them
$db->query("
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS " . TABLE_PREFIX . "vbgarage_users (
`userid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
`year` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '',
`make` varchar(30) NOT NULL default '',
`model` varchar(40) NOT NULL default '',
`engine` varchar(50) NOT NULL default '',
`text` mediumtext NOT NULL,
`lastactivity` int(60) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
PRIMARY KEY (`userid`)
) TYPE=MyISAM"
);
I hope this makes sense!
The screenshots below are of the standard tweaked install and not the install with the extra fields
VbGarage 3.5 Details »»
About Developer
Visit Web Site
DB Changes 
No support by the author.
02-07-2009, 07:13 PM
