Vbulletin and PHPauction integration

[boiboi]

I had Vbulletin, PHPauction, and Postaci webmail integrated. let me know if you're interested in sharing the developer's fee.

Hey,
this is a very interesting integration. To discuss about the products and about the producer it would be very nice.

Can we see the final product or a demo?

Originally posted by boiboi
I had Vbulletin, PHPauction, and Postaci webmail integrated. let me know if you're interested in sharing the developer's fee.

Id like to see a demo or something

[boiboi]

I will post the demo link when it becomes available in a few weeks. This also include detailed documentation.

Originally posted by boiboi
I will post the demo link when it becomes available in a few weeks. This also include detailed documentation.

Good m8, just what i wanted to hear

Originally posted by boiboi
I had Vbulletin, PHPauction, and Postaci webmail integrated. let me know if you're interested in sharing the developer's fee.

Cool I'm interested too.

[boiboi]

I'm currently debugging the phpauction and vbulletin. All 3 systems will share 1 db and will use vbulletin's registration form to add users. We will work on postaci next.

[Neo]

wow.. sounds interesting if there is anyway i can help just ask.. hmm i would like to get this its seems like it would be fun

i'm interested... any way we can get access to your code? would like to take a look...

[boiboi]

Sendmail just couldn't work for us, so we switched to qmail. It's fast. No wonder hotmail uses it. Postaci by far is the most problematic as I expected. I have most of the fixes, but the biggest problems are from emails sent from aol: Somehow it creates 2 attachments of the message; you have the message and an attachment containing the message. ???

As mentioned before, all 3 system will use the modified vbulletin registration form. But it's weird to see vbulletin's registration from when you try to register for the email or auction. So I will create a duplicate vbulletin registration module without the vbulletin template and put it in a separate directory so the url will be of its own (domain.com/register.php) and not from within the vbulletin directory. This will become the website registration form and will also replace vbulletin's.

Right now it looks as if I have 3 different sites in my domain. Each system looks far too different from each other. It's really up to the webmaster to create 1 template for vbulletin, postaci, and phpauction to match the rest of the site.

Anyone who wants to test my little project, just email me. And Please do not post the link here.