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ipscone · August 10th, 2011, 05:38 PM

This is still confusing...

I have vB CMS 4.1.5, on my newest site. I also have vB 3.8 on another forum, and it uses PP PRO and works quite well.

1) Which would be the most appropriate version for vB CMS 4.1.5?
2) Does PP PRO integrate well with vB CMS version 4.1.5?
3) Is there any good reason not to use the PP PRO on this version of vB CMS?
4) How much more complicated, if any, is it to integrate PP Pro with vb 4.1.5, than vbGallery?

One of the selling features of the vbGallery is that it integrates with the vb Album feature. I like the Album idea but HATE the "attachment" way that vB does it. I much prefer my files to be uploaded to my server, retaining their original names, so that when I right click I get a direct image link, instead of a PHP association. Does vbGallery work the same way as vB Albums? Because I surely hate the way vB does it. The way PP Pro works on my other system is the way I expect albums to work.

Thanks,
Mike

August 10th, 2011, 05:38 PM	#7 (permalink)
ipscone Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 46	This is still confusing... I have vB CMS 4.1.5, on my newest site. I also have vB 3.8 on another forum, and it uses PP PRO and works quite well. 1) Which would be the most appropriate version for vB CMS 4.1.5? 2) Does PP PRO integrate well with vB CMS version 4.1.5? 3) Is there any good reason not to use the PP PRO on this version of vB CMS? 4) How much more complicated, if any, is it to integrate PP Pro with vb 4.1.5, than vbGallery? One of the selling features of the vbGallery is that it integrates with the vb Album feature. I like the Album idea but HATE the "attachment" way that vB does it. I much prefer my files to be uploaded to my server, retaining their original names, so that when I right click I get a direct image link, instead of a PHP association. Does vbGallery work the same way as vB Albums? Because I surely hate the way vB does it. The way PP Pro works on my other system is the way I expect albums to work. Thanks, Mike Last edited by ipscone; August 10th, 2011 at 05:47 PM.