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Has anyone done that yet?
We've registered 2 vBulletins to use in our site. One vBulletin is already up (http://forum.edome.net/murobbs/) and we'd like to add another one to another URL with different outlook & different boards. BUT, we'd like to use same userdatabse with the second vBulletin, so it wouldn't matter to which vBulletin the user is registered to.... Do I have to hack this myself or is there hack readily available? ![]() Thanks, Jartza / Jari Tulilahti, Producer of Sonera Plaza eDome [Edited by Jartza on 01-16-2001 at 07:28 AM] Show Your Support
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You will have to hack it yourself or pay someone to do it for you.
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mhmm, i have the same idea for the future...
possible solution: - make a second dir with the vbulletin php-scripts - copy the table template and the table that contains the layout to e.g. template2 etc... in the same database - the change the template calls in global.php to the new table e.g. template2 i think, this should work, btw, sorry for my bad english, i am german ![]() our board: http://www.aktienboard.com , give it a try. |
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Consider that almost any query in vBulletin (especially v2) to the user table is JOINed with information from other tables. If you wish then to have forums share a user database you will have to remove all the joins unless you know how to JOIN across databases.
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