The Arcive of vBulletin Modifications Site. |
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An SDK was created for Invisionboard some time ago. Found at this site:
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I would really like to see this happen.
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Sounds sweet.
In the SDK, they wrote some code which made integration with a site very easy: all you had to do was call the backend (ipbsdk.php) and you could use variables and short code pieces (Hello $username! You have been registered for seventeen days!), stuff like that.
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vBulletin is not that much different.
You require global.php (and the libraries you need) and do what you want to do. Only thing is that not every "function" (like creating a forum, sending a pm, etc.) is already a function. |
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I know - it was just that the SDK simplified it for you and came with clear instructions. Something like that would really be a great asset.
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IPB SDK let you make a user panel on your main site |
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You can do that with vB if you know enough about php and some basic sql.
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There is quite abit of simple docs laying around, like the link in my sig about the basics of vB3
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If you could help me abit on where I would find these docs I would be most thankfull, I'm new to all of this |
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