[CMS] install CMS

[matheus2]

help ...How can i install CMS
It does not appear in my vbulletin 4.2.5

[Wayne Luke]

At https://members.vbulletin.com, you need to click the link that says "Download vBulletin 4 forums, cms and blogs" (or something similar, I don't have the page open at the moment).

Upload those files to your server.

Run /install/upgrade.php

Delete the install folder.

[matheus2]

At https://members.vbulletin.com, you need to click the link that says "Download vBulletin 4 forums, cms and blogs" (or something similar, I don't have the page open at the moment).

Upload those files to your server.

Run /install/upgrade.php

Delete the install folder.

do_not_upload
What folder do I carry.
Which directory?

[Wayne Luke]

The files you are looking for are in the upload folder. You should upload everything in the upload folder.

[gnrx]

Sorry for the bump this thread.
In my memebers area, only have option to download forum version, isn't possible install cms?

Thanks and regards.

[djbaxter]

If your license is for the forum-only version, that does not include the CMS or the blog.

For what it's worth, the CMS is very limited in what it can do anyway.

[gnrx]

Thanks djbaxter,
I was buy the license a lot years ago (of vb 3.x) and I don't remeber if with 3.x was are CMS, I think that not, are in 4.x.

Like you indicate, I see that for what it costs, it is very limited, and I do not know if it's worth it.
That's right, I'm looking for cms

Regards.

[In Omnibus]

There are a number of options if you're not looking to upgrade to vB5. Drupal, Composr, and, of course, WordPress are always free options.

[djbaxter]

No, 3.8.x didn't have the CMS. That was introduced as an option with 4.x.

In my opinion, it is not worth the extra cost. The CMS and the blog were rarely used on the forums I was involved with (since then, all but one has been migrated to Xenforo).

[Wayne Luke]

There is more flexibility with the Article component of vBulletin 5 due to its integration with standard content types. The layout capabilities of the vBulletin 4.X CMS is also site wide with Site Builder in vBulletin 5.

Unfortunately, the only way to upgrade to use the vBulletin 4.X CMS is to purchase the 3.x to 4.x upgrade for $149.00 in your Member's Area. This includes CMS and Blogs in 4.x. Though you might be able to find a third-party license for sale for less expensive.

[gnrx]

Like always, thanks Wayne,
I do not remember, since a long time ago, but I thought that I had acquired the license of 3.x to 4.x because initially I started in vb 3.x and I am in 4.x, I do not know, or rather, I do not remember if the update to 4.x was free or if a license of 3.x was acquired 4.x inlcuia cms and blog and I was left alone with a forum.
What to look for in third parties, which will always be cheaper, do you mean people who sell it?

Thanks and regards.