By rory-- on
I've been working with Drupal for about two months. Quite frankly, it's amazing. I haven't had any troubles with it.
Problem is, I want to run VBulletin along with a Drupal site. If I can't get this to work, I may have to switch to Mambo, which annoys the hell out of me.
So how can I run VBulletin along with Drupal? And don't tell me just to use Drupal forums, Drupal is God, you don't need no steenkin' VBulletin, etc. That's how every other topic like this I've read on Drupal ends. I like VBulletin. It's a better forum. And you're not improving Drupal's forum fast enough for me.
Is there any solution to my problem?
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I've been wondering the same thing. Drupal forums are not very nice. In fact I dislike just trying to ask for help in here and then find stuff later on.
VBulletin are the best forums I've ever used. IT would be nice to have a port. Or heck, even phpBB would be nicer than what we have now.
But I would definitely like to run it all from a single database since my Host charges extra per database.
write a module
The only way to integrate it is writing a drupal module that wraps around it.
but: you will not be able to use most of the features on vbulletin, because they will collide with Drupal.
So, how "unserious" it may sound, the best suggestion /is/ to go for the drupal forums. But you should improve them.
It has been done before: http://drupal.org/project/flatforum
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vBulletin is not free
vBulletin is not free software. Most developers of free software (such as Drupal) won't even think about developing a sort fo bridge between their product (here: Drupal) and a non free application. Unless of course you are willing to pay them and sort out any possible legal issues with the vbulletin company before...
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Sorry I didn't just fill out
Sorry I didn't just fill out a request. Thanks for the FlatForum link, I'll check it out.
For my own site, I share
For my own site, I share ronoxQ's concerns. I don't believe Drupal's forums will mature quickly enough to approach what vBulletin (and phpBB for that matter) has accomplished any time soon, and for this reason I believe that better integration between Drupal and these forum platforms is the best solution.
Bèr, could you please expand on what you have in mind when you say integrate? For me, even passing login credentials back and forth would be fantastic. I do not need much more than the ability for users to seamlessly move between vB forums and a Drupal site. Is that what you meant?
Killes, are you saying that developers won't think about developing on principle, or that there would be some kind of legal issue with actually trying to build such a bridge? If the former, my personal assumption and hope would be that some developers would rise above the principle, since vB is actually pretty darn cheap and worth the cost.
integration
What I mean with integration, is just what it says, integration. :) . It really depends on your needs.
But again, Drupal has its own things and so dues any other application. And integration can mean, complete and uteer integration, where one application is used oly as library and SPI for the other, but it can also mean simple sharing of loging; It could even mean, a smple phpBBauth.module, that looks up authentication details in a PHPBB (or vbulletin) table to let people log into drupal.
in the first case, you would most probably have every vbulletin post as a node, handled by some wrapper system. Only then would you be able to "promote entries to the fronpage". In the last case the only thing you allow is users to use one login for both parts of the site.
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ok, serious
Well, this is more then slightly insulting, offensive and wrong. Most of the topics are Demands to make Drupal interface with other bullentin board systems. Demands that other people solve their problem for free because they are 'inconvienced'.
The answers actually end:
At this point it really sounds as if Mambo would be a better choice for you
As you seem unwilling to contribute work on improving Drupal forums yourself it seems you will be doomed to disapointment.
It's a pity you don't see the irony in this quote.
Now all that said, I have never used vBulletin (A product that costs $160 and an additional $60/month for support) I am shocked that you find it seems to have more features then Drupal. Perhaps if you pay them $60 a month they can provide an integration path for you? Drupal has several potential avenues for you to explore SXIP, LDAP, Webserver_auth. You could offload authentication of both to one of these other backends so you will need to see if vBulletin is flexible enough to accomadate it, of course, you may have to pay them for that feature.
Now onto additional suggestions from a less irritated point of view. Perhaps if you said what features of vBulletin you wanted to replicate in your Drupal site, you would get more relevant answers. People could suggest strategies for accomplishing this. If someone authored a HOWTO: Feature rich Forums with Drupal core and contributed modules I would certainly be happy to review it and approve the post in the handbook.
Bearing in mind that none of my sites use forums....
A quick look at the vBulletin features page, with some already existing core and contributed modules, Drupal does a lot of it. Areas it is weaker on are Calendering (which is being worked on, but not sure where that is see dev traffic for that or if need that feature) and attaching an image to a node may not be as intuitive as one would like. A recent User Reputation module was announced in the forum and a gentleman was indicating that he was willing to work on it for contribution, perhaps you could join in?
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I'm a licensed vBulletin
I'm a licensed vBulletin owner and can attest that its forum is superior to Drupal's. That said, vBulletin can't hold a candle to Drupal's customizability and modularity. Besides, Drupal's forum does most everything that people need.
I'd dump vBulletin and put my time and energy into making Drupal better.
of course
Of course it is. It is a focused specialty product that people make a living selling. I don't run forums and for the minimal amount I do use forums I certainly don't take advantage of any features beyond log in, search post and read.
I am really curious, for those taht run forums, paticularly Drupal forums, what modules do you add to 'spice' them up? There seems to be a few in contribs that would be useful.
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It is vBulletin's (and phpBB's) core features that count
... not the addons like calendars, private messages etc.
The lack of key moderation features (split topics, merge topics) is a big one (implementation would require converting a comment into a node and vice-versa).
The relative difficulty of creating private forums and different moderator priviledges for different users on different forums (does taxonomy access control do this properly yet?).
The lack of easy themeability for forums, particularly as 'messages' can be either nodes or comments in Drupal.
I'll stop there.
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why stop?
So far no one else has even suggested this much. Without a specific goal, other than make it like phpBb which is vague, then it definitly won't happen.
Pick the top 3 features you or people would like to see. Suggest how, not necessarily the coding, but how you would want them to work/manage to accomplish this. GUI mockups and workflow would help. There is even a forum for this.
phpTemplate is the result of this and two Drupal versions later it is going into core. Multi-site is the result of this and it is now in core.
Work on 4.7 is going on now. Having specific feature goals that you would like to see with regard to Drupal forums may attract someone's interest and they might start playing with it.
Adding features or more importantly the hooks to enable features into core has never been a problem. Agreeing how to best implement the features has at times caused delay as the discussions progressed, but this generally resulted in a better solution.
People up till now tend to say forum not good, other better, make Drupal work with boardX.
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I will develop one
If someone makes the "top 3" list above, I'll develop at least one. Nothing is impossible: for example, I already made private forums possible with taxonomy rewrite and privateterms module (former in HEAD, latter in my sandbox). Also, it was me who coded flatforum which is nothing else but a piece of theme -- the module only speeds up. So, go ahead and name the targets.
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3 suggestions involving navigating multiple pages of comments
1. For me, this is the biggest problem at the moment (multiple page comments links not working):
http://drupal.org/node/26966
I have very active forums with hundreds of posts in each thread at times. Not being able to split to multiple pages due to this bug is a big pain.
2. Links to jump to a certain page of comments. e..g look at:
http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=6
... the third post down called "Thank you, thank you, thank you!" has 58 *pages* of comments. Under the name there's the "Goto page: 1...56,57,58". That would be fantastic
3. Jump to last post link as well. At the moment we have the 'x new' link, but also good in the column 'last reply' to link to the reply, e.g. '3 days 4 hours ago by [link]Name[/link] ([link]read[/link])' (the read bit being new)
And some more...
a) signatures which are dynamic rather than put in the comments box itself. e.g. a tick box to include the sig with each post, but where the sig itself doesn't appear in the comments box and changes in each post by a user if they ever change it
b) ability to change the 'post new forum topic' and 'post reply' links to images. I found the way to do this was to change e.g. forum.module, line 795 to:
... to allow for HTML in the link tag, and then using a custom localization to change the t() text to an img tag. e.g. http://ninten.com/forum . Generally, I find adding a 'house style' localization very useful (not just for forums) - I think this should generally be added to the handbook. And also, perhaps default to HTML enabled in t strings.
c) view count on e.g.
http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=6
... though I believe this is already in flatforum.module. Haven't had a chance to try it out yet.
d) a general todo guide in the handbook on how to make forums look/feel/function like vB or phpBB.
Hope that gets you started!
Jake.
Top Three Features of vBulletin
To me the top three most important features of vBulletin for my uses are:
1.) Development team dedicated to developing incredible forum software and not distracted by other tasks.
2.) Huge number of vBulletin forums in use so that users familiar with vBulletin elsewhere will be familiar my forum.
3.) Very large active user base of vBulletin administrators that provide excellent peer support.
4.) Large community of add-ons developers specifically for vBulletin.
Oops sorry, that's four Top "Features." There are a lot more features of vBulletin that caused me to choose it, but the top four are the most necessary features for me.
So I won't be sarcastic; it would be impossible for anyone to add these to Drupal in any reasonable time frame, and arguably ever, especially the part in #1 about the team not being distracted by other functionality besides forum.
Funny, the four reasons above are exactly why I am considering using Drupal as a CMS (or Mambo or eZ Publish.) Currently Mambo has user-base integration, but I more like what I see in Drupal. Unfortunately, strong forums are the most important aspect for me, and vBulletin wins my selection hands down compared to any other forum software, dedicated or otherwise. My forum selection will drive my CMS selection, not the other way around.
I am interested selecting a Forum+CMS for a new venture I have launched for my business (currently it is running on a .NET CMS with Community Server for forums, but I am unhappy with those for numerous reasons.) I would even be willing to consider paying someone to write an integration, but I don't want to pay for custom development for an integration if I can get software already written for a reasonable price.
The lack of user-base integration between Drupal and vBulletin just might be the reason I have to strike it off my short list and instead go with Mambo.
So, what's the likelyhood of finding someone to do the integration? Like I said, I'm willing to pay if reasonable.
Those are qualities of the community, not the software
MikeSchinkel,
open up your vBulletin software and make screenshots of the top three *software* features that you like. Post them here or send them to me and I'll post them here. Describe what the software does that is so hot (and why Drupal falls short). Talking about vBulletin's development team doesn't add features to Drupal.
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vBulletin pricing
I know its off-topic, but I just want to get the pricing right.
A vbulletin license costs $160 for a "lifetime" owned license + $30/year if you need access to support/upgrades.
On my current and planned websites - forums, content and blogs will be somewhat seperated, so all I need is a userbase integration where vbulletin handles registrations, usernames and passwords.
If I need "full" integration with drupal, then I will certainly use the Drupal forums. :-)
heh
I pulled the pricing off their website at the time I wrote that and it is still correct I completely missed the $30/yr to recieve updates after the first year. Drupal is still free after the first year.
However for actual phone support you pay money. $60/month.
Though I did not see the 'free' support options at the time of my post my numbers as originally posted are still correct. That they are charging for their product is also ok. That is their business modal.
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No need to pay $60/mon for support
>> However for actual phone support you pay money. $60/month.
Realistically, there is very little need for phone support. My vBulletin forum has been trouble free once installed.
About that...
Sorry I was rude during my post. I was a bit frustrated at all the posts that "looked" like they'd help, but didn't.
I've also learned since then that the password systems for the two are different, so integration looks fairly impossible. And I'm a bit spoiled, I guess, since until recently I've only used forums like Invision and VBulletin. So I assumed everybody else used them, too. Pretty stupid of me.
As to the quote you took... I can have virtually no problems with Drupal and still want more. It IS an amazing program. It's just that the forums are nowhere near as good as some of the stuff out there. I'm not saying it's a better program. I'm saying the forums are better.
And I've tried to check out FlatForum, but the main site is blocked on my computer. Somebody said that the reason's because it's an adult site, which would make sense (AOL is evil, people). Are there any other sites that use flatforum?
I think working on the
I think working on the Drupal forums is a great idea because I too see a lot of improvement needed in the way it works and the moderation and other core features that is lacking. Drupal itself is one hell of a content Management System and the rest of it is very strong... but for the time being I think I will continue working with Vbulletin as my forum of choice.
If I knew php and the Drupal API better I would love to help write a simple bridge that basically keeps you from having to login twice when going between the two. The problem is with VB3.0.7 is that you cannot modify their code and distribute those files to anyone else. However, they have started their Beta testing of VB3.5 and that finally opens a door by allowing plugins. So if there was a way to integrate VB and Drupal through the plugin that would be great. I know Mambo has someone who stepped up to fill the void, and if I knew how to go about it I would here, but unfortunately my coding is not up to par yet.
I will write out a feature list and submit it for the Drupal developers to look over here in the next few days. I would love to see Drupal fix what I consider its only true weakness, the forums.
Bradleyscott
Cool
Just remember to start a new thread with it so the discussion is fouced on that instead. :)
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lets get this streight: integration.
Every week a few "we want to see Foo ported to drupal" posts appear. Nothing wrong with this. Be it that all these posters simply refuse to see the model of Drupal.
PHPBB, for example is a full blown CMS aimed at forums. Integrating that, is just about as silly as asking "I want mambo to be integrated in Drupal" or even "can you please port PHPNuke to drupal because it has for and bar".
Just keep that in mind, wen asking for integration of standalone CMSes into others. Integrating existing plugins, APIs or libaries is another thing (tinyMCE et al). That is possible. but integrating Drupal in PHPBB or PHPBB in drupal will simply not work.
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Getting phpBB developers to learn and move to drupal
Perhaps it would be an idea to encourage phpBB developers to adopt Drupal and move their own effort into devloping and maintaining forums for Drupal? i.e. either getting phpBB to sort of disband in favour of Drupal forums, or at least get some of their developers to make the shift.
Huge task, but what do people think? What would be the main challenges?
Go for it!
We could always use good developers. I think the biggest challenge would be getting them to adopt Drupal and move their efforts into developing and maintaining forums for Drupal.
Seriously, I think most phpBB developers are probably as likely of giving up their project for Drupal as Drupal developers are of going over and making phpBB a taxonomy system.
Back to the topic, there is interest at all levels, from Dries on down, to make Drupal forums better. Don't expect huge changes by 4.7 because the code freeze is a little over a week away. But there needs to be a concerted effort to get some things done by 4.8.
You can help. If you are technically adept enough to download the CVS version of Drupal and apply patches, you can test this patch, for example:
http://drupal.org/node/16452
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3 Top features for Drupal
1. Multiple Languages for Guests
2. Integration with Vbulletin
3. Better Support for errors, upgrading and modules
Drupal forums is not a good solution for many
Drupal is not a forum software. It's good to have a forum module for those who like to use it. But keep in mind that some forums are just too big for Drupal, and cannot afford to execute 50+ quries per page view, when you have 1000 plus members on line, vs. 12 or so quries for vBulletin. You will need at least double the hardware if you use Drupal forums.
vBulletin is an elegant forum software. Drupal is an elegant CMS/Blog software. Having them work together would be a great tool for those who have large sites.
Anyway, I'm new to Drupal and just learning the ropes. But after some code study, modules will not work properly for such an integration, due to hard coding user table queries with column names and tables in multiple modules.
It would need a rewrite of the user module, and hack some of the other modules, especially comments, nodes and blogs. But it is doable.
I totally understand that some Drupal developers may not want to integrate with any specific software, vBulletin, phpBB, punBB or anything else. But it would be extremely helpful to at least unify or localize anything to do with users into a single place, or API, so other dev teams can just supply an auth function and a role map function, to integrate it into their sites and apps.
I vote for
I vote for http://www.punbb.org/ integration. I'm going to look into it and will post back if I get it working.
I don't think development should focus on integrating a commercial, non-free solution like vBulletin.
If you're going to tie-in to something, might as well choose an open-source solution.
Gallery and Drupal integration
James Walker and the Gallery 2 people are working hard on integrating the Gallery project and Drupal. I don't see any reason why vBulletin couldn't be integrated (I haven't looked at the code either). It takes lots of work, though, because it would invariably involve vBulletin having to live "inside" of Drupal, having its functionality available to Drupal via an API, but not demanding that it handle every aspect of page rendering. The reason Gallery 2 is being integrated is because it has a clean architecture that supports this, from what I understand. My limited experience with the Gallery 2 codebase supports this.
So, someone who is real interested in vBulletin and can write decent code should *do it*. I'd be thrilled to see a full-featured BBS for Drupal.
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To me, 'integrating' rarely
To me, 'integration' of this sort rarely works out in practice the way people imagine it will. I put integration of this sort into three groups:
1) Sharing a single user database & registration, but seperate logins. Usually doable if both apps already have APIs for such, but from a user's perspective it's still a less than ideal solution.
2) Single login for both software packages. Code starts to get funky, as you try to reconcile different databases, different session systems, possibly also different permissions systems, having one try to set cookies for the other, etc. And you still don't get nicities like unified theming and searching.
3) Merging codebases or making one script a 'module' of the other. Usually ends up being a stinking heap of shit. Ever worked with the phpBB module for Nuke? It's not pretty.
If Drupal is to have anything to do with another forum package, using snippets of code a GPL'd forum to improve Drupal's own forum would probably be the way to go. But whether this would really speed things along that much versus a completely homegrown solution is debatable. Plus I'm not sure what Drupal's policy on including code from another program (even if it's license-compatible) for a core module is like.
O.k., there's now a working
O.k., there's now a working beta version of vB with Drupal, you can find it at vbulletin.org http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?threadid=97341
That looks really interesting - is there a demo
I'd really like to see a demo of this. If anyone has a site up with Drupal and VB integrated, please post here.
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I expect to have some users
I expect to have some users up and running in a few days, once they get used to it and set up categories etc. I'll post links to the first running sites. Mine will take a while, as a major new release of vB came out, and will take me weeks to upgrade (heavily customized) to the new version, then will plug in Drupal.
Robert, here's one of the
Robert, here's one of the first few sites to go live:
http://www.trilliummud.com/holos/blogs/
This is using the default vBulletin theme included, which more of an engine, since it imports a forum's style directly, without modification by the user. But it does use vBulletin templates, so the user (admin) can alter it, if they need to.
Here's a node with comments using vB for comments:
http://www.trilliummud.com/holos/blogs/?q=node/6
Click the "read full thread" link at the bottom, to see the actual vB thread.
Interesting stats: 200 copies downloaded, 46 installed, in 3 days.
That's my site!
Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in, as the links above are my site. I've used a few different CMS's and forum solutions, and have found vBulletin to be the easiest and best forum solution available. I tried phpBB, Invision, and SMF all before settling on vBulletin.
My poor users have had to go through 3 site changes, starting out on Invision Power Board 1.3, then going to PHPNuke, and then to Invision 2.0, and now finally vBulletin. I'm going to stay with VB, I've decided.
I do like this Drupal integration, as Drupal has a lot of nifty features, but for discussion and what not, I find vBulletin to be far above other forum solutions.
Now, if I could just get Drupal to understand VB BBCode. :)
vbcode is identical to
vbcode is identical to bbcode. There's a module for that in the modules page. Give it a try.
Hrm...
Hrm, I can't find a module that interprets BBCode.. There's a BBCode formatting toolbar, but no module that filters BBCode. Which one are you talking about?
That's the one, I guess I
That's the one, I guess I didn't read it carefully. We can write a new filter, shouldn't be that hard (I think).
Why not just take over
Why not just take over duties on the old one? It was never updated to 4.6.
Kinda funny, having a BBCode toolbar for inputs for 4.6, but no BBCode filter to go with it...
Toe, I wasn't aware of that
Toe, I wasn't aware of that module. I just gave it a try, and it works fine with 4.6. Thanks for the link.
Vb integration module
Hi,
Is there any other source to download the vb -drupal integration module. I don't have licence to access the module from the Vbulletion form.
I have a prospective client who needs a corporate portal with vbulletin forum. I am looking for the vb-drupal module.
Thanks in advance.
Sunny
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It's not a module, it's a
It's not a module, it's a modified and repackaged version of Drupal 4.6. Contact me if you need to see the package.
where can i get this
where can i get this drupal-vb 4.6 repackaged?
Repackaged 4.6?
When you say it's a modified version of Drupal 4.6, does that mean you've changed code in Drupal? If so, that would probably rule out the possibility of me using it. I'm running Civicspace, which is ALREADY a somewhat modified version of Drupal 4.6. If I have to figure out how to merge your revisions with the Civicspace revisions, it will probably be too much work for me to install and maintain it over the course of future upgrades.
Also: Aren't there some licensing issues if people want to use this? Drupal is open source, but vBulletin isn't. Won't the vBulletin people object if people start downloading and using your hybrid without paying them their fee? And how would this requirement mesh with Drupal's open source license? (On the other hand, maybe the vBulletin people would be willing to pay YOU something for the right to incorporate your work into future vBulletin releases.)
Finally: which version of vBulletin is your package based upon?
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1. Yes, it does modify
1. Yes, it does modify Drupal 4.6.3 code. I'm not familiar with Civicspace.
2. Not aware of any licensing issues. Think of it as Samba (GPL) and Windows (Commercial). vB Drupal is GPL, and vBulletin is commercial. vBulletin is not modified and does not come with vB Drupall.
3. There's a vB 3.0.x and 3.5 versions.
When you say it's a modified
When you say it's a modified version of Drupal 4.6, does that mean you've changed code in Drupal? If so, that would probably rule out the possibility of me using it.
Yep.. that's my problem with it, too. Drupal forums can't handle what I need it to do, vBDrupal integration ISN'T integration, its a custom product, and the task of improving Drupal forums is too big for one lone code grrrl...
bleh. I wish I had a magic wand some days.
..and a pony.
The new vB Drupal is
The new vB Drupal is apparently closely integrated with Drupal 4.7. Tamarian told me on vbdrupal.com.
vb Drupal vs. drupalvb
vb Drupal is neither vBulletin or Drupal but a full integration that removes some Drupal functionality. (I'm open to correction if this has changed with the latest version.) If you want a bridge between the two without changing the core of either application, you can use my drupalvb module developed for this purpose.
Full functionality
The new version doesn't eliminate functionality. Check it out at www.vbdrupal.org
How to install vBulletin with Drupal?
Hi Everyone,
I have 2 questions about Drupal with vBulletin. I have been searching everywhere and asking several times on this forum but I find no answer.
I don't need Drupal & vBulletin to share database or logins. I just want to find out how to install vbulletin on a single Drupal and also how to do it on a multi sites drupal setup.
1. On a single site Drupal, if I install Drupal on root and install vBulletin in /forums/, how do I configure Drupal so that /forums/ and all it's urls goes to vbulletin instead of being served by Drupal?
2. Same question, but on a multi sites Drupal configuration.
I am not asking about sharing a single license vbulletin. If I have 3 different vbulletin licenses, where do I install it and how do I configure it with Druapl?
Thanks a lot in advance.
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