Okay - as I presumed....I fixed that....now, based upon the FAQ you pointed me to, I have already adjusted my config file as follows:
// Cookie variables
// This should be set to match the path/domain for your cookies,
// $cookie_path = "/"; sets the cookie to be usable throughout the site.
// $cookie_domain = ".domain.com"; sets the cookie to be usable across the domain
// If your BB system has a different setting, then you need to put that path here as well.
$cookie_path = "/";
$cookie_domain = "";
// Cookie Prefix
// Default vB3:
//$cookieprefix = "bb";
// Default phpBB2:
//$cookieprefix = "phpbb2mysql";
// Default Threads:
//$cookieprefix = "w3t_";
$cookieprefix="bb";
and adjusted my V-bulletin admin section. Am I still doing something wrong?
and, my header.php file is changed to this based on your FAQ:
// vBulletin Integration
// Instead of using the static header/footer file specified in the Admin options
// panel, you can use your existing default vBulletin header/footer. Just change
// $vbpath and $pppath below to the proper full paths and remove the "//" slashes
// from the beginning of the 27 lines of code below. If PhotoPost has an odd
// background color or squished width, you will need to edit vbulletin's default
// "header" style input box / template and change "{pagebgcolor}" and "{tablewidth}"
// (near the bottom) to your preferred background color and table width, respectively.
$vbpath ="/kunden/homepages/36/d106697979/htdocs/forums"; // changeme
$pppath ="/kunden/homepages/36/d106697979/htdocs/photopost"; // changeme
chdir($vbpath);
require("./global.php");
eval('$navbar = "' . fetch_template('navbar') . '";');
$vbheader = "$stylevar[htmldoctype]
<html dir=\"$stylevar[textdirection]\" lang=\"$stylevar[languagecode]\">
<head>
$headinclude";
$vbheader .= "</head>
<body>
$header
$navbar
<div align=\"center\">";
eval('$vbfooter = "' . fetch_template('footer') . '";');
$vbfooter = process_replacement_vars($vbfooter);
$vbfooter = "</div>$vbfooter";
chdir($pppath . "/");
$HTTP_POST_FILES = $_FILES;
$HTTP_POST_VARS = $_POST;
?>