Vbdrupal and VBadvanced CNPS?

[css59]

Hello guys,

This looks like an amazing script! I have 3 questions:

1. Can I install vbdrupal in the root directory if my vbulletin is in the root directory
2. Can I run both vbdrupal and the CMPS on my site all in root?
4. Do i need to install the drupal from drupal.org b4 i install vbdrupal?
3. Any examples of a vbdrupal site using articles extensively?

Thanks for your help guys :)

[sifuhall]

1.) I don't believe they can exist in the same directory because they both require (I believe) index.php
2.) Not sure about CMPS
4.) No, just the latest vbdrupal install (it contains drupal).
3.) http://www.dragonslist.com has a ton of articles.

[css59]

Thanks for your reply. Again this looks like the best thing that ever happened to vb. I love vb so much I was making custom static pages in it. This should make life a lot easier!

1.) I don't believe they can exist in the same directory because they both require (I believe) index.php
2.) Not sure about CMPS


If that is the case I think I should be fine. My forums index is named forums.php
As long as there are no admin, install, or other files that conflict with vb?

[tamarian]

css59, there are other things as well, like the includes directory. Not recommended without extensive testing :)

[alexanderpas]

After renaming vb's index.php to forums.php and setting the corresponding options.

The only file conflicting besides "index.php" file is the cron file, i countered that by renaming the vb cron to "cron_vb.php" and the drupal cron to "cron_drupal.php" and creating a new "cron.php" which has the following contents:

<?php
require_once("cron_vb.php");
require_once("cron_drupal.php");
?>
i'm currently testing this so beware, it's not ready yet!

(i cross-posted this info for your intrest more info here (http://www.vbdrupal.org/forum/showthread.php?t=115) as i progress)