I've got a Drupal / vBulletin integration underway using this module and so far so good. Thank you for the module and thank you for having it available for Drupal 6.x.

Before I do too much digging around, I figured I'd ask if anyone knows how to basically embed the vBulletin instance into the Drupal page so that the themed header and footer and possibly some regions surround the vBulletin. Here is a great example I found of a Drupal implementation that does this ...

Go to http://www.specktra.net/ and then select FORUMS (http://www.specktra.net/forum/). Notice how the Drupal header, footer, and certain regions surround the vBulletin page.

Any suggestions?

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sun
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This is not (yet) supported by DrupalvB. The only solution for now would be to use an IFRAME, but that requires a fair bit of custom work.

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JuJu_Kelly commented

I am trying to accopmplish the same thing. After digging around I recently found the pregnancy.org-case study. Their vbulletin forum has a drupal?) menu in the header. **How'd they do that?** It's only the header/menu nav but this way at least the vbulletin pages will have the same familiar drupal naivgation of the rest of the site.

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silurius commented

See: 472336: Drupal vb & vbulletin menu question (I posted an answer here and then saw that you posted a duplicate).

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silurius commented

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miron-1 commented

I think most of us are trying to do this very same thing!

vbulletin is #1 when it comes to forums. And Drupal seems to be #1 for content management. So far i have been frustrated because all the drupal modules that supposedly integrate vbulletin; only display forum data. You still have to go to the actual vbulletin website to read the threads and post etc.

I really want to embed my vbulletin site into a drupal page; replacing the drupal forum all together. But, havent found a solution yet.