rszrama, I do again need your help.
I installed Drupal vB and my vb users started to re-register themselve in drupal. They get a error-message "duplicate user" - but everything works fine after that.
The problem occurs when new users register in drupal. The corresponding module-created vb user account does not work correctly. It is not possible to answer PMs nor to find the user in the admin module. I'm using vb 3.5.4.
I guess it is just a small thing - but I do not have the capabilities to analyse the Drupal Vb module to fix it. Do you have an idea?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | drupalvb.inc.php.txt | 10.64 KB | tassoman |
| #3 | drupalvb.module | 30.74 KB | tassoman |
Comments
Comment #1
Transaxle commentedHere is what I get if I try to send a drupal created vb user a private message:
I don't know why the userid is lost... It only happens with drupal created vb accounts. Maybe it helps...
Comment #2
Transaxle commentedOK - i give up...
I'll make the step back from 4.7 to 4.6 to give the vbDrupal approach a chance. Both - drupal and vb - are great software, but integration is a mess...
Comment #3
tassoman commentedI've edited the module file to support prefix in tables. Moreover it's possible also to have forums on different 3d level domain.
Still a problem with cookies. If i login into drupal, i can't get logged into vb.
this code must be checked
Comment #4
tassoman commentedHere attached there is also the modified drupalvb.inc.php
Before install edit the constants in top of script file.
The .module file is attached in the precedent message.
Comment #5
Transaxle commentedAs I said, I made the step back from 4.7 to 4.6 to use vbDrupal instead of the Drupalvb module.
Everything is now very well integrated. It also offers a vb-Theme to create a perfect integrated look out of the box. The only issue was that the 4.6 stuff is not strict mode compatible in mysql 5.0.
If you love both - drupal and vb - that seems to be the way to go.
I just miss all the new things I've already seen in 4.7 ;-(
Comment #6
rszrama commentedI recently began testing/rewriting much of the module... as you all found out, it was crap. Anyways, it turns out there was a constant that needs to be set per installation for the cookies to work properly -> your vBulletin license number is used as the cookie salt. I'm going to look through the other changes you made and hopefully apply them as well and get this module in working condition.
Sorry it's been so long.
Comment #7
valcker commentedHello. I have a problem with users password in vbulletin. drupalvb creates vbulletin account but with wrong password. As I understand it just copies md5_hash from drupal to vbulletin database. So when I'm trying to login using created account I'm getting 'wrong password' message. Is there any solution of this problem?
Thank you.
Comment #8
rszrama commentedI'm curious if you're using the latest CVS version. The module got a
total overhaul with the CVS release, and the one marked here as 4.7 is
outdated. Also, vBulletin actually uses an md5 of an md5 + a salt
string. Make sure your password salt string was setup correctly...
although with the latest I don't believe you need to fool with it at
all.
-Ryan
Comment #9
Andrew Thomas commentedim getting this error
after i enable my blocks
Warning: mysql_real_escape_string(): 6 is not a valid MySQL-Link resource in /home/sbs/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 349
Warning: mysql_query(): 6 is not a valid MySQL-Link resource in /home/sbs/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 101
Warning: mysql_errno(): 6 is not a valid MySQL-Link resource in /home/sbs/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 116
Comment #10
rszrama commentedHouse cleaning... tassoman's patches are unfortunately obsolete after the major overhaul I did last month. : (