I'm planning to write an entire portal solution (classified systems) with a forum. However, I plan to integrate the user system with vbulletin, including the registration page. I'd like to know what information about this is available and how easy it is to do. Thanks.
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You are most likely going to find the answers you seek over at the codehacking community at vBulletin.com's sister site, vBulletin.orgManagerJosh, Owner of 4 XenForo Licenses, 1 vBulletin Legacy License, 1 Internet Brands Suite License
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I realize that I am responding to an old post, but there is nothing on integrating vbulletin with shopping carts. Nothing.
Greystoke created oscCart but that is if you want full integration. If you want the forum to be standalone from the store, you are still SOL. If someone has that code, they just are not sharing. I even offerred a couple hundred dollars bounty for such code and that yields nothing.
What would help is if the STAFF of vBulletin made it EASY with an SDK that explains how to create mods that do just that.
vBulletin.org right now only produces small modules and hacks. Nothing fits with shopping cart integration at all.Comment
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Well vBulletin provides hooks in to the forum and cms but there is no help on users and there passwords. You still need to do that all by your self.Comment
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i guess its quite difficult. but nothing is impossible. you should have to pay big for this integration
*Edit* Oops the post is too old. i thought its new. its worthless to comment here *edit*Comment
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I realize that I am responding to an old post, but there is nothing on integrating vbulletin with shopping carts. Nothing.
Greystoke created oscCart but that is if you want full integration. If you want the forum to be standalone from the store, you are still SOL. If someone has that code, they just are not sharing. I even offerred a couple hundred dollars bounty for such code and that yields nothing.
What would help is if the STAFF of vBulletin made it EASY with an SDK that explains how to create mods that do just that.
vBulletin.org right now only produces small modules and hacks. Nothing fits with shopping cart integration at all.
From their website:
aMember is a flexible membership and subscription management PHP script. It has support for PayPal, BeanStream, 2Checkout, NoChex, VeriSign PayFlow, Authorize.Net, PaySystems, Probilling, Multicards, E-Gold and Clickbank payment systems (see list of integrated payment systems) and allows you to setup paid-membership areas on your site. It can also be used without any payment system – you can manage users manually.
aMember Pro also supports integration plugins to link users database with third-party scripts, for example vBulletin, Joomla, WordPress (see list of integration plugins).
aMember is a perfect membership software for selling digital subscriptions and downloads.Comment
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Have you tried aMember Professional?Comment
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I wanted the iframe solution, but SEO, Images and the problems this caused made me chose the normal version.
Userdatabase is Synced, Dual login, Usergroup asignment from vb to joomla and the discussion bot are the features I like.
Integration in a visual sence has to be done via CSS, but joomlart.com has done this in a way that gives vbulletin a very stylish and cool aperance.
I dont know if they use jfusion, I think they do though👍 1Comment
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